How do you place a value on your collection? Do you insure it ?

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cmrheller said:
Sometimes in life you get the short end of the stick. It was before Covid about
4/5 years ago - It wasn’t worth filling an insurance claim or bothering the club over. Total value of the 3 chips was around 2,500 -it’s horrible when you are violated as it feels lousy but value wise of the loss was not devastating as it certainly could have been worse. So we just ate it.
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And this isn't like a huge tradeshow like G2E, where people in the booths have stories about taking off their jacket, hanging it on a chair, talking to someone, then putting on the jacket 10 minutes later and noticing that their wallet is gone, this is a small meeting, and you know that one of the people in the room stole from you.
 
jhelik said:
And this isn't like a huge tradeshow like G2E, where people in the booths have stories about taking off their jacket, hanging it on a chair, talking to someone, then putting on the jacket 10 minutes later and noticing that their wallet is gone, this is a small meeting, and you know that one of the people in the room stole from you.
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That really sucks
 
Hopefully I can give some input here soon.

I have a high value item policy with USAA, it has wedding ring, guns, etc all on it. Each item is individually listed and valued, and I pay the premium based on said item.

Each gun is a total valuation, like XYZ rifle, X scope, Y chassis, etc: Value: $4,000

I will try and get my chip set as a bundle on that policy this week. Once I speak with someone on the phone and get more info, I’ll report back.

Oh, and I like @Thunder Snow more and more now after reading posts here :LOL: :cool:
 
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