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#11
07-09-2002, 02:09 PM
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Safe-guarding your cards
Posted By: Dan Mathewson
I still want to reiterate, though, that the policy I was just provided by NAC is an awesome policy. It is virtually all-peril and has great rates. I think anyone thinking about collector coverage that isn't covered under their homeowners (like me) should give it a look. 
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