John Francis writes:

> There's no point in insuring it for more than that - the
> insurance company reckon that is what it costs to buy a replacement
> lens immediately (without waiting around for years for a bargain).

 Is the replacement value in your policy set in concrete or will they account 
for changes (eg due to fluctuating exchange rates, etc)?

Cheers,


- Dave

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