PCGS requires that you state your declared values on your submission form. This information is used to determine your service level and return shipping fees. To determine your declared values you may use the PCGS Price Guide value for the estimated grade of your coin or you may wish to check other trade publications and price guides, auction results or contact a PCGS Authorized Dealer.

To move your checkers either drag & drop the checker in place or click on the checker. Left clicking a checker attempts to play the high dice roll first and plays the low dice roll only if the high dice roll was already made or if playing the low dice roll results in an illegal move. Alternatively, right clicking a checker attempts to play the low dice roll first.

PSA requires that you state your declared values on your submission form. This information is used to determine your service level and return shipping fees. To determine your declared values you may use the Sports Market Report or SMR Online value for the estimated grade of your item or you may wish to check other trade publications and price guides, auction results or contact a PSA Authorized Dealer.

Your parcel will be declared as "merchandise" and at its real value. A printed receipt will also be attached to the parcel as well. If you have any special instruction about your shippment, please read the following FAQ.

During the checkout process you will be given the opportunity to state your order is a gift. After completing the ship and bill to information page you will be directed to a "Additional Information" page. You can select a gift boxing/wrapping, free gift card and special handling instructions. On Gift orders we do not include an invoice in the shipping box. You can place your orders by phone at 916-351-1495 or by fax at 603-849-8407 during the hours of 10am-5pm PST.

A Declared Value for Carriage is a value entered on the Air Waybill that determines a carrier's maximum liability in case of loss or damage to a shipment. When no value is declared (NVD), a carrier's automatic limit of liability is determined by the Contract of Carriage and/or the Carrier's tariff. The most common automatic limits are $.50 cents per pound for domestic shipments and $9.07 per pound for international ones.

Declared Value Protection (DVP) provides for reimbursement for any lost or destroyed item at its depreciated value, up to the dollar amount you declare as the total value of your possessions. Minimum valuation under this plan is $1.25 times the weight of the shipment. Here, if your belongings were damaged beyond repair, you would receive actual cash (depreciated) value for each item, up to the total amount declared as the value of your shipment.

The selection of shipping countries available is dependent on the currency selected. For example even if you are in the US, to ship to UK/Europe you must select either UK pounds or Euros. These currencies include a premium to cover the additional postage costs. For a full list of countries we ship to see above question or shipping info.

Yes. You can do that by entering you special instructions at your shopping cart. The instruction input box is located at the last step of the shopping cart before submiting your payment. You can tell us how you would like your parcel be declared.

We have chosen to support online ordering to "stay with the times" and make it easier for you to place your order. The shopping cart's ability to lookup exact shipping rates allows you, the customer, to select among several shipping methods based on their cost and the weight of the items you select.

We pride ourselves on offering fast, professional and affordable shipping rates. Unfortunately, we cannot ship your items using any other method since our shipping is already automated.

To offer our customers fast shipping, we automate all of our shipping so unfortunately we cannot ship with a different carrier than specified in our auctions.

Many packages need to be coded with a date or lot number. Often coding is needed to control the whereabouts of the package after it leaves your premises. Security reasons can also dictate coding on sealed packages. Better control can be maintained by coding, such as embossing on the seal or printing a number or date on the package with a hot stamp printer.

No, we can not mark items as Gift on international customs forms. Our international shipping labels are processed automatically by our checkout system once payment is received. The exact purchase price will be entered on all customs forms.

I would like to explain my position re: the filling out of customs forms. If you're on zinelist or the requiem update list, you've already seen this, my apologies. I live in a very small town. If you look both ways, you can see it all. We don't have a stop light, even. My problem is that I am known to sell 'books' - my postal clerk does not know what kind - and she has told me I must mark all books as merchandise on the customs forms as she knows that is what I am mailing.

No. Unfortunately, since the item is being purchased from us, it is not considered a gift. It is illegal for us to mark an item as anything other than "board games". We don't want to risk our ability to ship internationally.

If the goods have not been cleared, you may apply for amendment electronically through the TradeNet? to the ME permit. However, if the goods have been cleared, you have to account to IRAS during your accounting return showing supporting documents for the actual value of the goods. The MES status granted to your company is to facilitate the importation of goods from overseas with GST suspension. ME permits are not to be used for the return of local cargo from the FTZ.

The gift should be valued at its fair market value. "Fair market value" is the minimum amount you would have to pay to obtain the same item in the same geographical area at the same time the item was provided to you. If the fair market value of the item is over the threshold amount, you must disclose the source of the gift on your financial disclosure statement. See Adv. Op. No. 96-003.

Genetic change, regardless of cause, can change the kind and quantities of nutrients food contains; so, certainly. The same is also true for foods (both plants and animals) genetically modified by artificial selection. Further, random mutation may also change foods' nutritional value. Indeed, within any species of food plant or animal, there is some variation in nutritional quality, as there is some variety in genes. In general, though, nobody monitors these things.

If the applicant is not satisfied with The Road Home's determination of their pre-storm value, the applicant can work with a Resolution Advisor to have the pre-storm value reviewed. The applicant should be prepared to provide information that will help the program revise their estimated value. An example could be if a home had a recent addition before the storm that the appraiser did not know about or if a major renovation was completed prior to the storm. Applicants should call 1.888.ROAD.2.