Uuh, so does that mean you can insure the Orca again now at half its value ?Yes - that's right. They paid me for the repair and the loss of value.
I don't see why not. If I still owned it, that is.Uuh, so does that mean you can insure the Orca again now at half its value ?
Except that guide is (and always has been) totally worthless.How about using the vintage guitar price estimates. That's what most use for pricing, and I'll bet @Willie G. Moseleycan hook you up.
They do cover amps/interfaces/other gear though. The "appraisal" can be a sales receipt. (I've done this before.)With Clarion, anything over 5K requires an appraisal.
When I had some of my basses appraised at We Buy Guitars they used the Vintage Guitars book.Except that guide is (and always has been) totally worthless.
Yeah, that was kind of my point, that I failed to make: the appraisals would cost way too much. Heritage sounds like Grundy collector car insurance, they do stated value, but you have to provide a bunch of pics. I need to up the value of my old 944S2, I think I pay about $250 a year, my stated value is $14k I think.That's a fools errand, @Jimbilly, There is literally no advantage to going that route.
I've also had collector car insurance, although I don't recall the provider.Yeah, that was kind of my point, that I failed to make: the appraisals would cost way too much. Heritage sounds like Grundy collector car insurance, they do stated value, but you have to provide a bunch of pics. I need to up the value of my old 944S2, I think I pay about $250 a year, my stated value is $14k I think.