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<p>[QUOTE="geekpryde, post: 1869299, member: 36248"]Some new info:</p><p><br /></p><p>I formerly had the HWI "bronze" policy, which was a nice low premium. I am shipping more items back and forth between NGC and myself and CAC and myself, so I inquired about the "gold" policy. For my covered amounts, the gold policy is only about 70% more expensive. Well, percentage wise that might sound scary, but let's say your premium is $50 a year, your new premium is only $85 per year! Did I mention this was a no-brainer for collectors?</p><p><br /></p><p>This is what the gold policy gets you:</p><p><br /></p><ul> <li>Covers your collection against ‘all risk’. This includes fire, theft, natural catastrophes, water damage and accidental damage. (see previously listed MAJOR EXCLUSIONS)</li> <li>Only requires you to schedule single items that are worth in excess of $10,000 each.</li> <li>Provides for up to $ 50,000 (or your limit of insurance, if less) <b>for personal transits or mailing by registered or insured USP Services within USA/Canada.</b></li> </ul><p><br /></p><p>I was told in <u>writing</u> that only USPS registered mail qualifies, even though I specifically asked what "<b>or insured USP Services" </b>means. I was specifically told USPS Priority mail does not qualify. Obviously, there must be differences between the dealer policies and the collector policies.</p><p><br /></p><p>Now, I was also told something in writing which at first surprised me, but now totally makes sense. H<u>WI does NOT cover you if you are selling on eBay.</u> Reason being, if you have sold the coins, you no longer own them, they are no longer your property, and why would HWI being covering them? It all makes sense now.</p><p><br /></p><p>I was told that if I BUY something on eBay, and have paid for it, and can demonstrate that I've paid for it, then it automatically if part of my collection and therefore covered while it is in transit to me <b>BUT ONLY </b>if it was shipped to me Registered mail, and I don't think I've ever seen this done by a run-of-the-mill seller on eBay. Something to think about for those of you buying $10,000 coins online.</p><p><br /></p><p>Registered mail Shipments to NGC/PCGS and CAC would be covered while in transit but not while in their possession. Again, makes sense.</p><p><br /></p><p>All around, great customer service, and I know alot more than I did last week. For not alot more money, I can save a whole lot of cash while shipping coins to CAC, still paying for registered mail, but possible 1/2 as cheap now that I can forge paying thought the nose for USPS insurance.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="geekpryde, post: 1869299, member: 36248"]Some new info: I formerly had the HWI "bronze" policy, which was a nice low premium. I am shipping more items back and forth between NGC and myself and CAC and myself, so I inquired about the "gold" policy. For my covered amounts, the gold policy is only about 70% more expensive. Well, percentage wise that might sound scary, but let's say your premium is $50 a year, your new premium is only $85 per year! Did I mention this was a no-brainer for collectors? This is what the gold policy gets you: [LIST] [*]Covers your collection against ‘all risk’. This includes fire, theft, natural catastrophes, water damage and accidental damage. (see previously listed MAJOR EXCLUSIONS) [*]Only requires you to schedule single items that are worth in excess of $10,000 each. [*]Provides for up to $ 50,000 (or your limit of insurance, if less) [B]for personal transits or mailing by registered or insured USP Services within USA/Canada.[/B] [/LIST] [B][/B] I was told in [U]writing[/U] that only USPS registered mail qualifies, even though I specifically asked what "[B]or insured USP Services" [/B]means. I was specifically told USPS Priority mail does not qualify. Obviously, there must be differences between the dealer policies and the collector policies. Now, I was also told something in writing which at first surprised me, but now totally makes sense. H[U]WI does NOT cover you if you are selling on eBay.[/U] Reason being, if you have sold the coins, you no longer own them, they are no longer your property, and why would HWI being covering them? It all makes sense now. I was told that if I BUY something on eBay, and have paid for it, and can demonstrate that I've paid for it, then it automatically if part of my collection and therefore covered while it is in transit to me [B]BUT ONLY [/B]if it was shipped to me Registered mail, and I don't think I've ever seen this done by a run-of-the-mill seller on eBay. Something to think about for those of you buying $10,000 coins online. Registered mail Shipments to NGC/PCGS and CAC would be covered while in transit but not while in their possession. Again, makes sense. All around, great customer service, and I know alot more than I did last week. For not alot more money, I can save a whole lot of cash while shipping coins to CAC, still paying for registered mail, but possible 1/2 as cheap now that I can forge paying thought the nose for USPS insurance.[/QUOTE]
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