
An example might be fine arts, such as a Hummel collection. These fine arts items are especially susceptible to breakage, yet the named perils coverage found in the homeowners policy provides no coverage for simply dropping and breaking your piece of fine statuary.
Some other items with special limitations in the homeowners policy you might seek a higher limit under the personal property floater includes jewelry, precious and semi-precious stones, furs, guns, and silverware, to name a few. While this is an incomplete list, it demonstrates why certain items are limited separately in the policy because of their uniqueness. The modern homeowners insurance policy is written in easy-to-read language the average person can review.
If you are unsure about your coverage after personal review of your policy, contact our office so we can work on this together.
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The information in this article is meant as a guideline only. There is nothing in this publication that alters the coverage or interpretation of any specific policy. Because some statements are generalizations, and because different companies’ policies contain slight differences, please refer to your specific policy. Call our office before making any judgments or decisions concerning your particular situation and coverage that may or may not apply.
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