Homeowners caps
Many policies cap gold, silver, and currency coverage at $200 to $2,500. The cap applies regardless of total declared property value. Read the schedule before assuming coverage.
Precious metals intelligence
Standard homeowners policies often cap precious-metals coverage well below the value of even a modest bullion position. Real coverage requires deliberate planning.
Many policies cap gold, silver, and currency coverage at $200 to $2,500. The cap applies regardless of total declared property value. Read the schedule before assuming coverage.
A scheduled personal property rider can extend coverage at higher value with documented appraisals or receipts. Premiums depend on storage location and security.
Dedicated bullion insurers offer coverage for declared inventories with vault or home storage options. Documentation and security requirements are stricter.
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