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08-08-2012, 11:14 PM
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Insurance won't necessarily cover it if "reasonable care" was not taken to secure the bat from those who would wish to steal it.
Insurance companies often require that valuables are locked up and reasonable care taken to secure the items before they will issue insurance and cover the item from theft. Shipping the item to Taube via USPS through certified mail, and if one wanted to really go the safe route, registered mail, is far, far more safe than to take it to a show where thousands of people are milling around, and distractions abound. Harry Winston shipped the million dollar hope diamond to the Smithsonian this way. Boxed in a plain brown paper wrapper, certified mail through usps with ins. Last edited by travrosty; 08-08-2012 at 11:15 PM. 
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