usncollector web store FAQ section

- Payment is due no later than 10 days after the sale - All fraudalant forms of payment sent will be turned over to the proper authorities for processing under all current governing laws.

- Insurance and or Tracking Confirmation is extra and a cost to you the Customer. - I will not be responsible for any items once they have been delivered to the US Postal System in good faith. - Will insure items in the USA only.

- YES! I will combine items for a better S/H rate. Please advise so I can process accordingly.

- Yes, Please click on the ( PAYPAL Icon ) to complete your transaction.

- Philatelic items go out using USPS First Class Mail Service. - All other items are shipped out Fixed Rate using USPS Flat Rate services. - I do not use any other S/H services other than USPS.

- All items are guaranteed as stated or better. - All items are returnable at Customers expense. - All iterms are to be returned in same condition as it was mailed to you. - Damaged goods are why you should be adding Insurance for. They are to be reported to the proper authorities. - Only original selling price will be refunded. No other fees! - Items must be returned within 15 days and upon examination will determine if original selling price is refundable.

- NO SHIPMENTS OUTSIDE THE U.S.

I will offer a 10% discount for all orders over $100.00. Your Invoice may not reflect that but please deduct from total before any S/H fees.

-In 1908, Congress authorized post offices aboard ships and stations of the U.S. Navy. These post offices offer the same service as do post offices in cities and towns, and have identifiable postmarks naned after these ships. collectors began sending their own covers to U.S. Navy ships to be cancelled and returned. - If you’re a fan of naval covers, and have thought about creating your own collectibles, the Universal Ship Cancellation Society (USCS) can help. You can contact them for more information on how and where to send for ship cancellations, reference materials for learning about collecting, and a well-written monthly magazine called the USCS Log. The log includes articles about the current and historic fleet, as well as other information of interest.