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Permalink Reply by marc e on January 18, 2019 at 9:01am

sothebys christies or a professional like that

u need a legit document for insurance .

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Permalink Reply by Daniel S. on January 18, 2019 at 11:51am

As a retired insurance exec, I will say you do not always need a “legit document”.  For higher valued items, the underwriter will usually require some legitimate basis for established value.  Often, however, for individual items valued at less than a couple thousand dollars, you can endorse your policy to add this as a scheduled item on a stated value basis without much documentation.  These underwriting rules may vary depending on your tenure with the company, your claim history and even your credit score.  Basically, these serve as some basis for evaluating your integrity.

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