Blumberg obtained a large collection of sports cards in a business transaction. He stored them in a home he no longer lived in, and asked his insurance agent if an existing policy would cover the cards. His agent said it would. Later, most all the cards were stolen in a burglary. Blumberg eventually sued his insurer, but the trial judge determined that the policy did not cover the sports cards. Blumberg then sued his agent for misleading him into believing he had proper insurance. The trial judge dismissed the suit, and the Fourth District Court affirmed.