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Insuring coins
I understand that coins in a safety box need to be
insured. I also understand that it costs just as much to insure coins in the safety deposit box as coins kept in the home. Why is this? And what about a bunch of coins with low value? How to insure silver bags and such? |
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"Tom" wrote in message ... I understand that coins in a safety box need to be insured. I also understand that it costs just as much to insure coins in the safety deposit box as coins kept in the home. Why is this? This is generaly true only if you get the insurance as a rider to your homeowner's policy. And what about a bunch of coins with low value? you have to decide if the risk of loss is worth more to you than the cost of insuring them. How to insure silver bags and such? Not much different than coins. |
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