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# Vaulting My Collectibles

Step by step guide to vaulting assets with Beezie.

Vaulting your assets with Beezie is a simple and streamlined process. Our support team does all of the heavy lifting for you.

#### Beezie is currently only accepting graded and/or authenticated items. Raw/ungraded items will not be accepted, and you will be required to pay for the return shipping. 

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## <mark style="color:yellow;">**Are there fees for vaulting with Beezie?**</mark>

Below are the guidelines and fees associated with our services for both domestic and international users.

### <mark style="color:yellow;">**Domestic Users**</mark>**&#x20;(Continental United States)**

* Per shipment: Total asset(s) value over $1,000: No processing fee. Beezie covers shipping and handling.&#x20;
* Per shipment: Total asset(s) value under $1,000: $5 processing fee per asset. The user will cover shipping and handling.&#x20;

### <mark style="color:yellow;">**International Users**</mark>

* Per shipment: Total asset(s) value over $1,000: No processing fee. The user covers shipping and handling.
* Per shipment: Total asset(s) value under $1,000: $5 processing fee per asset. The user covers shipping and handling.


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