who do you use for collectibles insurance?

[gnpaden]

looking into getting the collection insured and wanted some feedback as whom you use and why?

Thanks,
Garrett

[JohnnyFinance7]

I got my insurance from Collectibles Insurance. Their rates are reasonable and it was really easy to sign up.

[vintagebaseballcardguy]

Originally Posted by JohnnyFinance7

I got my insurance from Collectibles Insurance. Their rates are reasonable and it was really easy to sign up.

+1

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[Rickyy]

I use Collectible Insurance also.... great service and reasonable costs.

Ricky Y

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Rickyy

I use Collectible Insurance also.... great service and reasonable costs.

Ricky Y

+1

[ALR-bishop]

Has anyone had or know someone who has had the experience of making a large claim through them ?

[irv]

Just did a quick Google search and came up with a lot of great info.

I assume the members above me have likely already looked into things thoroughly, and made their decision based on that research, but I was quite surprised there is that much to it.
http://www.cardboardconnection.com/h...lia-collection
http://www.sportsmemorabilia.com/art...lia-collection
https://www.trustedchoice.com/insura...ion-insurance/

[clydepepper]

My collection has normally been very volatile - i.e. I'm always adding or upgrading.


Am I correct in assuming that collectibles insurance should only be considered for those items which you intent to keep long term?


I just got a quote from the company y'all have mentioned - to include all my vintage graded cards and my Arthur-K-Miller painting. Seems very reasonable, but my situation may change and I may want or need to sell some of the graded cards.


Recommendations?

[mintacular]

I think when you renew at 1 year mark you can adjust the value of your collection, or send in updates to them throughout the year if you want as to any major changes, etc.