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In lugnet.general, Timothy Wade wrote:
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Greetings everyone. I hope I’ve posted in the right places for this query, and
if not, I apologize.
I’m in the process of moving to a new residence, and seriously began to
consider renters insurance. I can come up with figures for my TV, computer,
Doctor Who book collection, etc, but I was wondering what others might
consider to be the best way to judge the value of your collection of legs?
(for refernce, I’ve been collecting since 1981 or 82, and have no idea exactly
all the sets I might own).
Any thoughts, ideas, comments?
Thanks
Timothy Wade
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At Brickswest 2003, I presented just this topic. You can see a copy of the
presentation here:
http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/brickswest/2003/Presentations/session03_insuring_your_lego_collection.pdf
I currenlty have renter’s insurnace with All State in IL and I have provided my
agnet with a LIST of all the LEGO I have, their retail value, what their current
makket value is. I further have an application called The Inventory Collection
(you can get a demo here: http://am_production.tripod.com/index.htm (look
under products -> TIC)
This application lets me track all my legos, in terms of sets. bulk, etc.. I can
add images for each record and make various reports. One of the reports called
entire inventory is what I provide my insuarnce agent for his records.
You need to make sure that your agent knows you want “EXTRA insurance called a
floater over here in IL” for just your lego collection.
ANother route to go with with a collector’s insurance company. In the
presentation I provide some company links.
Hope this helps, email me if you want additional info on the application or
anything else.
-AHui
A&M Productions
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