Cues can also be underwritten on to your homeowners insurance.
Nick
yes agree you can get a rider for "collectibles"
Anyone on Az insure the cues they own?
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yes agree you can get a rider for "collectibles"
I had a policy with State Farm, not cheap. I had a couple cues stolen and State Farm moved the policy to so expensive I told them to stick it. Yes, it was a rider policy.
I then got a safe. I was able to keep all my cues, guns, coins, cameras and important papers.
The price of the safe was about the price I was paying for insurance on cues....
So now I have peace of mind on many of my toys.
Ken
I then got a safe. I was able to keep all my cues, guns, coins, cameras and important papers.
The price of the safe was about the price I was paying for insurance on cues....
So now I have peace of mind on many of my toys.
Ken
Believe it or not, I once had my stroke insured with Lloyd's of London.
I had to provide a video of myself shooting a few balls.
After the agent watched the video, he told me it would cost me 5 dollars a year for insurance.
I asked him, why so cheap.
He replied, theres not much chance of anyone stealing that from you.
Other than that, just homeowners insurance. Like Ken said, I'm sure they may have a rider that would include lost or stolen cues away from home but its
probably more than the cues are worth.
I do have an extra provision that covers my unplated Harleys in the garage. 80 a year is much cheaper than keeping the plates on them.
I had to provide a video of myself shooting a few balls.
After the agent watched the video, he told me it would cost me 5 dollars a year for insurance.
I asked him, why so cheap.
He replied, theres not much chance of anyone stealing that from you.
Other than that, just homeowners insurance. Like Ken said, I'm sure they may have a rider that would include lost or stolen cues away from home but its
probably more than the cues are worth.
I do have an extra provision that covers my unplated Harleys in the garage. 80 a year is much cheaper than keeping the plates on them.
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thanks. lots of good information.
But what if you aren't home?
That is where the Rottweiler named Jesus comes in.
As usual, thanks for the laugh.
Yeah I have a rider through my renters insurance policy with USAA, I had to photograph them all and keep LOA's with the very expensive ones but 50k coverage costs about $330 a year.My player isn't super valuable so if it gets stolen from a pool hall its not the end of the world.