You HAVE to insure the token. After all, it'll probably be a legacy piece to hand down to your great great great great (and one for luck) great grandchild's pet dog: hoping it will be called Gemporia, then that saves them engraving the tag with the dog's name
Both. I'm sure they're an investment, both heirloom pieces, don'tcha know. (Nurse, where are my tablets?)
Lol! I'm sure the Insurance Company would take great delight in telling me to Go Forth and MultiplyYou HAVE to insure the token. After all, it'll probably be a legacy piece to hand down to your great great great great (and one for luck) great grandchild's pet dog: hoping it will be called Gemporia, then that saves them engraving the tag with the dog's name
And your comeback to that? "But Dave said so, so it must be true."Lol! I'm sure the Insurance Company would take great delight in telling me to Go Forth and Multiply
The trolley tokens don't work in Ireland - typical!!OK, you've convinced me - if I can get it insured, I'll buy it
Ahhh, that's good actually. That means you can keep in an absolute pristine condition, through lack of use. That'd definitely make it a legacy piece
