What is a valuable?
When we refer to ‘valuables’ we mean: • Coin, stamp, medal collections • Pictures and other works of art • Items of gold, silver and other precious metals • Jewellery and furs • Antiques (not including furniture), collectables and watches Valuables are included in our standard cover up to the value of £10,000. The single article limit for valuables is £2,500; any single item over this value needs to be specified. Please call 0800 404 6356 if you need to increase the standard valuables limit or need to specify any items.
When we refer to “valuables” we mean: • Coin, stamp, medal collections • Pictures and other works of art • Items of gold, silver and other precious metals • Jewellery, watches and furs • Antiques (not including furniture) and collectables Valuables are included in our standard insurance cover up to the value of £6000. The single article limit for valuables is £1500; any single item over this value needs to be specified. Please call 0845 300 5898 if you need to increase the standard valuables limit or need to specify any items.
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