However, as it turned out, everything was not okay for 11 days later the buyer contacted me that he did not receive his purchased coin. I checked my Confirmation Acceptance with the tracking number and it showed that the coin never left the USPS office for there was no other information other that the original acceptance. As it was evident, the package never went to the next level, which is sorting, etc.

Without question or doubt, I immediately came to reality that the coin was never put in the basket to go to the Main Post Office, and it was apparent the coin was stolen, and never left the facility. Yes, there was insurance on this coin, and only the employee knew that exact amount of insurance, and they knew it was substantial.

Realistically, it does not matter if I sent this coin Registered Mail, or with a Delivery Confirmation due to the fact if it was never put into the sorting basket, or if it was, it was taken out before it left the facility.

As you know, if you put insurance on a package, the receiver has to sign for it, so all should have been good. I sent the coin with a Delivery Confirmation, and Insurance, and as it turned out, everything was done correct from my end.

I have noticed that USPS employees now ask what is in the package, per Federal Law, making sure there is nothing illegal being sent through the US Mail. So, they knew what was in the package, and the significant amount of insurance put on this coin, the package was ripe for the taking, and somebody working in the US Mail Substation took it.

Thanks for reading my pertinent information.