Stamp And Coin Collections Insurance

Definition of "Stamp and coin collections insurance"

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Coverage on an all risks basis at any location for stamp and coin collections, excluding wear and tear, war, nuclear disaster, and mysterious disappearance. Usually each item is specifically listed and valued in the policy. This insurance is of particular importance for insureds with valuable stamp and coin collections. Standard property insurance policies such as the homeowners insurance policy have a relatively low limit of coverage of specialty items such as stamp and coin collections.

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