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11-14-2006, 07:17 AM
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At what point do you insure your cards?
Posted By: Dave
It does seem its a headache either way. With the set I'm putting together, I'm tempted at $5000 to insure the cards. However hearing how hard it is to collect anyway, I dont know. Even though the cards I'd be insuring are on the set registry, I don't know how the value's would be determined. I'm not comfortable with the values listed for the SMR's, they seem low as to what most the cards sell for. And with mine being 1's, 2's and 3's, there isn't any values in print anywhere for the beaters to begin with. 
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