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03-25-2005, 10:17 AM
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BEST Insurance company for cards???
Posted By: Harry
Thanks Chris for the great resource. I have been too busy to do this research on my own (ok...too lazy). My question is do people actually shell out $700/year for their bigger collections? I have been fortunate (knock on wood) to never have a break in or other losses. I am starting to think my methods of crossing my fingers and keeping my wife in attack mode will only take me so far ... It does look like the Collectibles Insurance Agency is the way to go. It might be a little more expensive but it seems you get a much better sense of comfort and accountablity if you ever need to collect. 
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