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How does collectibles insurance work?
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[QUOTE="Benet, post: 11314, member: 142"] Collectibles insurance is a type of insurance that covers valuable items that are deemed collectibles, such as stamps, coins, sports memorabilia, or artwork. This type of insurance typically covers the collectible item for its full value, which is determined by an appraisal. The policyholder pays an annual premium to maintain coverage. If the collectible is lost, stolen, or damaged, the policyholder can file a claim with the insurance company to receive compensation for the value of the item. The insurance company may require proof of the value of the item, such as an appraisal or purchase receipt, in order to process the claim. Collectibles insurance may also cover legal fees if the policyholder needs to prove ownership of the collectible, or if the collectible is involved in a legal dispute. Some policies may also cover the cost of transporting the collectible to and from events or exhibitions. It's important to note that collectibles insurance may not cover all types of damage or losses. For example, a policy may exclude coverage for damage caused by natural disasters or wear and tear. It's important to carefully review the terms and exclusions of a collectibles insurance policy before purchasing it. [/QUOTE]
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