What it may cover
- Damage, loss, or theft of scheduled collectible items
- Coverage while items are in transit or on loan
- Breakage coverage for fragile items like art or wine
- Full appraised or agreed value payout
- Worldwide coverage for items taken while traveling
- Items held in off-site storage or a safe deposit box
Who it's for
- Art and antique collectors
- Wine collectors with a temperature-controlled cellar
- Sports memorabilia and collectible owners
- Collectors relocating to Florida who need to re-insure an existing collection
- Executors or heirs insuring an inherited collection
Why it matters
Standard homeowners policies sharply limit coverage for collectibles and often exclude breakage entirely. A scheduled policy protects the true value of a collection built over time. Humidity, storm surge, and extended power outages after a hurricane are practical risks for wine cellars and climate-sensitive pieces that a general homeowners policy isn't built to address.
Common coverage options
Scheduled collection policy
Each item or the collection as a whole is appraised and insured at agreed value.
Breakage and accidental damage
Covers accidental damage often excluded from standard policies.
Named-peril vs. all-risk scheduling
All-risk coverage protects against any cause of loss not specifically excluded, while named-peril policies list only the covered risks.
What affects the price
- 01Total appraised value of the collection
- 02Storage conditions and security measures
- 03Whether items travel or are loaned out
- 04Fragility and replacement difficulty of individual pieces
Questions to ask before buying
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Coverage details depend on the carrier, selected policy, applicable state laws, underwriting criteria, and specific exclusions. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal or financial advice.