While Amerijet considers all shipments valuable, we have the most secure shipping and handling processes for your highly-valued and fragile goods. Shipping valuable freight requires safe handling, trained professionals, as well as security systems and procedures that exceed industry standards.
Amerijet defines valuable goods as items which have a declared value for carriage of USD $450 or more, per pound or any other individual item with a declared value, invoice value, or appraised value in excess of USD $25,000.
This service is designed for the shipping of valuables such as precious metals and jewelry, legal banknotes and credit cards, bullion and securities, artwork or documents of substantial value or items which are of sentimental value to you.
For more information, quotes or reservations, please contact: Toll Free: 800-927-6059
Phone: 305-593-5500, Email: sales@amerijet.com
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