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Originally Posted by gurpswoo1
I have been told by the insurance company that I need to mark the items that are high value in order to able to make a claim.
They will not be covered by the normal claim process if not mention seperately. However I get games all the time and constantly updated the list at the insurance company will likely increase the premium to sky high levels.
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That's all well and good for the small time collector, or for someone who only has a few dozen VGA graded games, but for someone like myself it is near impossible! I have at least 200 games in my collection which are worth £100+ with a good quarter to a third of my collection worth over £50 (At least!) - How do they expect me to mark each and every high value item? It becomes a chore in itself!
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Has anyone tried specialist collector's insurance? Like the the ones for Stamps and Toy figures which there is already a large market for.
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Is there such a thing? If so, then I would definitely consider it. After all, if such insurance exists for stamps and toys (Star Wars mint on their card I presume?), then there's no reason why it shouldn't also apply to games
I wonder - How do you insure a collection of stamps? Obviously if they burn in a fire, does the insurance company pay for you to obtain them all over again? Would you have to list each and every stamp you owned?