Insuring collectables

[Jcosta19]

I use American Collectors insurance.

You need to keep an inventory and pictures of your items but that's only for your personal al records in case of a claim.

Receipts or history of transactions are helpful.
The only claim I ever made was on a damaged item that I traded for. It was covered and we used the most recent ebay sales prices to determine value.

Anything single item over $2k you need to have on file with them with personel photos and proof of value.

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[sportscomicfantasy]

Thank you for the links guys I am going to check them out.

Originally Posted by Wanaselja

I think there was a thread on BO about this same topic. People there mentioned this company - https://collectinsure.com/?gclid=EAI...SAAEgL2yvD_BwE - I haven’t looked into it myself yet but opened a tab on my phone as a reminder.

Originally Posted by Wanaselja

Link to BO thread:

https://www.blowoutforums.com/showthread.php?t=1394721

Originally Posted by ALR-bishop

Several threads on insuring collectibles on this board as well. Not sure if recent issues here have messed with search function

https://r.search.yahoo.com/_ylt=AwrE...ISiFakwUq62DU-

https://r.search.yahoo.com/_ylt=AwrE...ISiFakwUq62DU-

https://r.search.yahoo.com/_ylt=AwrE...9Z04Fo6Jf2QPc-

[sportscomicfantasy]

Thanks for the info, I have a lot of work to do to document everything one way or the other, but I need to do it. Probably take me 30 years, lol!

Originally Posted by Jcosta19

I use American Collectors insurance.

You need to keep an inventory and pictures of your items but that's only for your personal al records in case of a claim.

Receipts or history of transactions are helpful.
The only claim I ever made was on a damaged item that I traded for. It was covered and we used the most recent ebay sales prices to determine value.

Anything single item over $2k you need to have on file with them with personel photos and proof of value.

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