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<p>[QUOTE="snaz, post: 833115, member: 11315"]Uh oh... the insurance broker in me is coming out...</p><p> </p><p>2 warnings on that.</p><p> </p><p>1. It is in your policy that you will take all necesary steps to ensure that if a break in occurs that these wouldn't be as easy to grab off your wall as the clock next to them. You must take responsibility to prevent the risk.</p><p>If they found out you just figured that if it was stolen off the wall that you'd take the insurance money to buy a enw set, they would not likely give you a pay out.</p><p>Not to mention... would filing a claim on this collection be worth losing a claims-free discount? Or worth the $1000 or 500$ deductible?</p><p> </p><p>2. Not sure what it is like in the States, and more specifically "your state" but here in Canada, you must get a personal articles floater for your collection or it will be only be covered under your basic homeowners policy and here in Canada, that limit is 500$ for numistmatic content, and 1000$ for stamp collections.</p><p> </p><p>just saying...</p><p>Take all that with a grain of salt, and accept that knowledge from me, a fellow coin collector, not me, the insurance broker.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="snaz, post: 833115, member: 11315"]Uh oh... the insurance broker in me is coming out... 2 warnings on that. 1. It is in your policy that you will take all necesary steps to ensure that if a break in occurs that these wouldn't be as easy to grab off your wall as the clock next to them. You must take responsibility to prevent the risk. If they found out you just figured that if it was stolen off the wall that you'd take the insurance money to buy a enw set, they would not likely give you a pay out. Not to mention... would filing a claim on this collection be worth losing a claims-free discount? Or worth the $1000 or 500$ deductible? 2. Not sure what it is like in the States, and more specifically "your state" but here in Canada, you must get a personal articles floater for your collection or it will be only be covered under your basic homeowners policy and here in Canada, that limit is 500$ for numistmatic content, and 1000$ for stamp collections. just saying... Take all that with a grain of salt, and accept that knowledge from me, a fellow coin collector, not me, the insurance broker.[/QUOTE]
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