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09-27-2009, 08:36 AM
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OT Insurance for ephemera
If this is not a proper topic for this forum please feel free to delete this. Any how was wondering if you folks do and how you insure your cards etc. Do you lump them into the home owners or renters policy? Is there a company that insures just these kinds of items? Do the items have to be verified as to not only do they exist but the condition they are in? Do or did you have to have them appraised first? I do have the cards cataloged, will this help or be enough? Any help would/will be appreciated.
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