Insuring your collection, suggestions?
Now that my sports card, autographs, and game used items has grown I want to look into getting a policy for them. My insurance company USAA says they don't offer policies for sports collections (however they do stamps, guns, jewelry etc). Does anyone have a company they like, or suggestions? Thanks
Insurance for your collection?
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Re: Insuring your collectibles
I Just Got New Home Owners Insurance Through State Farm.the State Farm Agent Asked Me If I Had Any Collectibles Like Stamp Collection, Etc. I Told Her That I Had Baseball Cards,and Gamers.long Story Short I Was Able To Add My Collection Into My Home Owners Insurance And Insuring My Collection For Ten Thousand Dollars(even Though Its Worth Alot More). She Told Me If I Wanted To Insure It For A Higher Amount I Would Have To Itemize My Whole Collection Which Would Take For Ever.so Insurance Companies Do Have This Option.hope I Helped.Leave a comment:
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Insuring your collectibles
Hey guys,
If any of you who are thinking about insuring your sports memorabilia collection would like to talk to me for an article I am writing, please email me your phone number and the best time to call you.
I would appreciate your help.
Thanks,
chris
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I use Collectors Insurance Agency for my personal collection and for my dealer inventory. They are very expensive, but they specialize in this area...which makes me feel more comfortable with them. I have heard that some homeowners policies DO NOT cover theft. Given the nature of this stuff and the fact that most people recognize it's value, I would make darn sure your policy covers theft.Leave a comment:
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Re: Insurance for your collection?
To all,
Chubb offers replacement value on their items. Also, the rate for collectibles with Chubb is aproximately .50 per $100 of coverage so a $50,000 collection will cost approx. $250 annually to insure. Chubb also offers the option to blanket the coverage as opposed to itemizing for those that move items in and out of their collection, and can't be bothered notifying the insurance company. I belive that when you ask for blanket coverage, the most that is paid on a single item is $5,000 so if you have items of more than $5,000 it's best to itemize them. You can add the coverage as a floater to your homeowners policy.
Regards,
DaveLeave a comment:
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$30. a month? I'd read the policy extremely carefully. If an item is lost/stolen, how are you paid and based on what criteria?
I ask because I'm aware of policies that pay you for a "worn jersey". According to one broker I spoke with, this is so broad that if your game worn Lebron James jersey was stolen, the insurance company could offer you a Foot Locker retail version worn by some kid and offered on Ebay as a replacement. Don't laugh-the policy is poorly written.
You need to make sure it's REPLACEMENT VALUE for a genuine GAME WORN JERSEY and there are no loop holes.
Good luck,
Howard Wolf
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This has been discussed on here before....someone recommended Chubb Insurance....I did a internet search, and got some for a "dealer/broker" that carries that.
I was impressed with pricing, not as expensive as I thought.....@$30 a month. Did not have to do an itemized list either.Leave a comment:
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I use Collectibles Insurancy Agency in Maryland. They are not cheap but you dont need to list every item you own unless its over $5,000.Thank God I havnt had to file a claim so I cant say how good they are in settling a claim. Hope this helps.Leave a comment:
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Insurance for your collection?
I'd like to hear from other forum members about how your collections are insured. Does anybody carry any insurance specifically for your collectibles or do you just let your regular homeowners policy cover it? Thanks in advance.Leave a comment:
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Re: Memorabilia Insurance. NEED HELP
call me 602-628-1418Leave a comment:
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Re: Memorabilia Insurance. NEED HELP
Juan - First of all, good luck with the storm. For insurance, see if you can include it as part of your business insurance policy as sports memorabilia may qualify as an off-shoot of your sports agency business.
Andrew
PS - Your Soriano bat is on its way to you!Leave a comment:
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Re: Memorabilia Insurance. NEED HELP
Jeff, I will be in AZ next month....Lets have dinner !! I am still representing Livan and many other ML players...
Guys, thanks for help with the insurance. I have tropical storm ERNESTO coming my way..
See you guys,
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Re: Memorabilia Insurance. NEED HELP
Try this company, which specializes in insuring collectibles. I can't vouch for them personally one way or the other, but it's worth a shot. Good luck.
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Re: Memorabilia Insurance. NEED HELP
whats up juan its jeff kranz. r u still with livan. i live in arizona now.. try lloyds of london www.webbsite17.com
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Re: Memorabilia Insurance. NEED HELP
Oops, I forgot to place my email address.
Juan Iglesias
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