Packages Not Getting Lost From Other Post Office

I have had the same problem with Hazelwood MO. My own Post office says it's the black hole. I'm not sure if he meant things getting torn up by sub par machines or picked up by sticky fingers. I wonder what they do when something is scanned in at their office and is never heard from again. They have to know it's there somewhere. Do they look for it? If it's not scanned out on a truck it must still be there right?
I think the best you can do is make it as discrete as possible. No ebay label or B&B Coins etc. The less info the less chance of it vanishing. Sorry for the rant, I just had my 1913s T2 Buffalo vanish at Hazelwood.

In the past year of selling on the dreaded internet auction site, I have had eleven coins lost in shipment for which I had to reimburse the buyer (and lose the coins of course). Conversely, I have had two packages with coins coming my way lost in transit. I think we are possibly looking at a USPS-generated problem. I do know the postal inspectors have started an investigation of my loses. It seems there are "casual" workers that sort/process mail locally who are not union members and are hired in 90-day periods for around $10/hr. There appears to be a pattern in my losses which targets the midnight to 4am time frame. Since all my mail outs are sent in the same type of packaging it would, in theory, be easy to "target" these type of packages. Let's hope this problem can be defined and ultimately corrected. That's my story Your Honor and I'm sticking to it!