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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Just Carl, post: 322741, member: 4552&quot;]Prior to having your coins insured stop and think of the area you live and the reason your wanting to insure your coins. If for fire or other types of home damage and you live in a rather safer type area, probably a good idea. HOWEVER, in many large city areas you must remember some things. For example the insurance agency is full of just people. Everything you tell or show them goes into a computerized system and the entire insurance company now knows everything you have. People in many such companies come and go as often as at McDonalds. Many such people may not be the most honest people on Earth and/or they have freinds that are not very reputable. Occationally some people purposely geta job at such agencies to just find out who has what. Your info can be spread all over the place. There have been in my area many, many home invasions where the criminals knew EXACTLY everything that was supposed to be in that home. Wonder how they knew?&nbsp; </p><p>With the computerized system of today, the less info about yourself you allow to be documented, the safer your coins will be.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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