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04-24-2008, 03:50 PM
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Insure your collection
Posted By: Matt R
I mentioned that I had a specialty insurance policy for my sports collection on another post. I got an email from another board member asking for information on this company and I thought there might be some others in need of this service. Their name is Collectibles Insurance Services, LLC. Their phone # is 410-876-8833 and email info@insurecollectibles.com. My homeowners policy won't cover my cards so this extra policy gives me a lot of piece of mind. My rate is $66.00 per year for $12,000 in coverage. The only cards that you have to provide an itemized list for is any card worth $5,000 or more. It's an expensive way to prevent possible grief. 
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