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Re: Insurance
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lugnet.general
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Wed, 6 Oct 1999 15:27:35 GMT
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The problem with doing that is that insurance companies normally have a limit on
items/collections not separately identified on the policy document, on mine it is
$1000. So if you have a collection worth $25,000 this is a dangerous way to insure.
The hardest thing to get is documentary evidence of value for lego. Who is a
recognised authority on the value of lego whose valuation will be accepted by an
insurance company.
Mark H.
Daniel Moquin wrote:
> In lugnet.general, Jodi Neal writes:
> > I'm not sure if this is the right area to post this but here goes....
> >
> > Since some, if not most of us on here have huge Lego collections, has anyone
> > put there's on their home owners insurance policies yet? You know in case of
> > fire, flood or other disaster, the insurance company will have to cough up the
> > money to replace them. I have other collections, I need to do this with, and • I
> > was thinking of adding my Legos to that list. I just wanted to know if anyone
> > had already done this, and what response they got from their insurance agent.
> > Not to mention how the listed them.
> >
> > Since I have no kids, I'd expect that he might wonder a bit. ;-)
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> I just overinflated my contents coverage. The agent doesn't really care what
> you have in your house, so I didn't mention the all that I have in Lego. The
> only things that are specifically called out in insurance coverages are things
> like jewelry, high tech equipment(Computers, stereo), golf equipment,
> art/antiques, musical instruments.
>
> Dan
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| (...) I (...) I just overinflated my contents coverage. The agent doesn't really care what you have in your house, so I didn't mention the all that I have in Lego. The only things that are specifically called out in insurance coverages are things (...) (27 years ago, 5-Oct-99, to lugnet.general)
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