Insurance for my Cues

lfigueroa said:
I seem to also recall that you don't want to use wording like: one of a kind.

Custom or hand made is OK.

Lou Figueroa
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Why? Genuinely curious as I draft the letters for Black Boar and often note "one of"...one, five, however many. Working on the premise that there is value in unique art and therefore, the rarer the more valuable. I would hope as long as it's coupled with "replacement" value it's acceptable? I'd hate to be doing anyone a disservice.
 
bbhistorian said:
Why? Genuinely curious as I draft the letters for Black Boar and often note "one of"...one, five, however many. Working on the premise that there is value in unique art and therefore, the rarer the more valuable. I would hope as long as it's coupled with "replacement" value it's acceptable? I'd hate to be doing anyone a disservice.
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I don't recallll where I picked that one up.

I just recall insuring a cue, I think when I was shipping one, and maybe it was the UPS desk guy that had me delete "one of a kind" saying they wouldn't insure it with that description. Sorry I cannot be more specific.

Lou Figueroa
 
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