Check with the removal guys, they should have been insured?

£10 a blister ? you do realize these are very heavily sought after.

It won't matter, they can't replace an item that doesn't exist any more.

As part of my work I will write up insurance valuations for objects, usually art, jewellery and antiques and I can quite happily tell you that whether an item is still being manufactured or not has no bearing on an insurance claim. If this was true you would simply not be able to insure antiques, art work and oop jewellery, which is not the case! If they are insured realistically you could put in a claim at the value of the blister pack, or if you are a professional level painter and can find an example of an item sold on eBay, you could use that price as a bench mark. If the items were covered by insurance, claim it!

How does the old saying go? You don't appreciate what you have until its gone. Grey Company minis were never that popular with gamers. Most people I know just painted the plastic rangers in a grey paint scheme. Now they have gone their collectibility factor has risen tremendously and I know several people who are scouring the web in search of getting a single blister. I would be very surprised if one pack went for any less than £30 on eBay for example. Fortunately I managed to get 3 blisters before they went oop, which is enough for my warband.