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07-08-2002, 06:26 PM

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Safe-guarding your cards

Posted By: scott (runscott)

I have been debating this for a couple of years now - insurance, safety deposit box or safe? I didn't like insurance because my collection is very volatile and most insurance policies for items like this require riders with a list of items and photos. I don't like safetly deposit boxes because I like to have fast access to all items. So today I bought an extremely heavy fireproof (sort of), waterproof safe.

Thoughts on this?

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