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Insights into protecting high-end collectibles, jewelry, and luxury personal property investments.
The painting in your living room cost $18,000 three years ago. It may be worth considerably more today. Your homeowners policy lists it under personal property — but the sublimit on that category is $2,500. If the painting is stolen…
A rare 1909-S VDB Lincoln cent in MS-65 condition sells for thousands. An 1804 Silver Dollar — one of only 15 known — commands millions at auction. These aren’t hypothetical values. They’re documented sales that happen every year in the…
The mahogany secretary desk in your study was made in the 1780s. It crossed the Atlantic with your great-great-grandmother and has been in the family ever since. It doesn’t have a price tag — but it does have a value,…
A Rolex Submariner sits in your watch box. You paid $12,500 for it three years ago. Today, on the secondary market, it sells for $16,000 or more. Your homeowners policy covers personal property — but its jewelry and watch sublimit…
Estimated Reading Time: 9 minutes Key Takeaways Your Chanel Classic Flap was in the passenger seat for six minutes while you ran a quick errand. Car was locked. You were fast. And somehow, it was gone. That bag cost $9,800…
Estimated Reading Time: 8 minutes Key Takeaways ✓ Standard homeowners policies apply sublimits as low as $500 to collectibles — that rarely reflects what signed memorabilia is actually worth ✓ Agreed value policies pay a pre-set amount at claim time…
Have something of value that is on attachment and is curious to you? Perhaps it’s an engagement ring… Perhaps it is a part of the family legacy. Regardless, you may have asked yourself what you’d do if it became lost,…