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10-29-2010, 08:24 PM
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Insurance
I really need some advice on putting my collection on our home owners insurance. 90% of my collection is complete sets from '74 - current. The other 10% is vintage cards (singles) that steal the show...as far as value. Our agent says to itemize everything...which would take forever. So, I am looking for the easiest and safest my to do this. Any POSITIVE advice will help.
Thanks Pat 
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