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Huh… interesting choices. Anyone use their house insurance? I’ve up’s my property damage amount to account for my pinball machines from Theft/damage…
I did not think about buying a separate insurance.
They assured me it’s all good. I just keep a record of the machine, and serial number along with a photo.
The cost to increase it by $30,000 was marginal. Maybe it makes more sense when your insuring $50K or more?
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