Thanks Jeff. I did a search, but didn't find anything. Eric
Eric, It is, of course, a personal choice to have insurance, and collect. I choose to do both. Houses can catch fire from numerous causes (e.g. lightning, electrical wiring issues, pet shenanigans, rodents), and old mother nature might deal you a disaster (e.g. flood, wild fire, tornado, hurricane, sand storm, earthquake: you get the idea). It comes down to your comfort with risk and if you look at your collection as something you can't afford to lose, or is it expendable to you. I personally use Collectibles Insurance Services, LLC. For me, they have been easy to use and a great price. Yearly cost for me is about 0.34% (not 34%, but 0.34%) of insured collection value. I only have to list/schedule any individual items of $5,000 or more. Also, you want to keep handy your own inventory of what you have. The links Jeff provided you previously also discuss insurance as well. Good luck in your decision. Okie
