Insurance

[PWeso81]

Originally Posted by Pup6913

I use USAA for my homeowners insurance and they have gave me 100000 to cover my collection. They value it on Published guide prices. This is the only time I can say a beckett is worth it's weight in paper. Also it was easy to get it because of my registry and had most of my card scanned and documented.

Now we are talking. Although Beckett doesn't recognize graded cards...I like what you say.

Originally Posted by PWeso81

Now we are talking. Although Beckett doesn't recognize graded cards...I like what you say.

Sure they do. Its their graded card guide. For the card worth more than listed (not very often BTW) I provided prices from auctions, Ebay, and other sources for values. Worked great and was quite easy.

[Bilko G]

Originally Posted by Pup6913

Sure they do. Its their graded card guide. For the card worth more than listed (not very often BTW) I provided prices from auctions, Ebay, and other sources for values. Worked great and was quite easy.

[Leon]

My suggestion...

Scan them, put them on a nice, personal website, and then put them in a bank safe deposit box. It costs about $100 a yr. Works like a charm. If you ever get lonely you can always go visit them. regards

[timzcardz]

FYI . . .

Here's a previous discussion on insurance . . .

http://www.net54baseball.com/showthread.php?t=122587


And one on a claim that was filed and paid . . .

http://www.net54baseball.com/showthread.php?t=118262


As many here I use Collectibles Insurance Services, http://www.collectinsure.com/aboutUs.html

I did sign with them at The National, and it was pretty easy, and only requires itemization on items/sets, sets etc. that have a value in excess of $5K.

[JamesGallo]

Originally Posted by Bilko G

I really liked this mag and the prices were much better then SMR.

Your big problem is they don't make it anymore.

Beckett cut the mag but is supposed to add some level of graded card prices into the monthly I believe.

James G