Art, antiques, wine, and collections are poorly served by standard homeowners limits, which cap payouts and cover only narrow perils. Scheduling them, or a dedicated collectibles policy, covers each piece at agreed value against a much broader set of losses.
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A homeowners policy treats a valuable collection like ordinary contents, capping the payout and covering limited perils. For art, antiques, wine, and memorabilia, that leaves most of the value exposed.
Scheduling each piece at an appraised, agreed value covers it for accidental damage, breakage, and theft, the losses collectors actually face.
As a collection grows and values change, appraisals and schedules need to keep pace, and newly acquired items should be added promptly. Some programs include automatic coverage for new acquisitions for a window of time.
For larger collections, a dedicated fine-art or collectibles policy can offer broader terms than scheduling on a homeowners policy.
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