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Is your doll insured?

Sep 29, 2004

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Are your BJDS insured?

  1. Yes on home insurance

  2. Yes they have their own insurance

  3. No

  4. Other (please post what you think)

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    1. There's a great thread that talks about doll insurance on the forum already, check it out :) Is your doll insured?
       
      #341 Little Lost Pixie, Jun 23, 2016
    2. Don't know how it works in other countries, but in the Netherlands they are part of your 'inboedel' (= everything you own inside your house). Depending on the total amount you agreed on with the insurance company, collections are part of the whole. Unless we're talking about massive collections and values, it's not really necessary over here.
       
      #342 Kyra, Jun 23, 2016
    3. Wow, that seems interesting... never thought about something like that! :o
       
      #343 kumori13, Jun 23, 2016
    4. My dolls are included in my home owner's insurance. It makes the rate higher, but I consider it worth it.
       
      #344 xellos, Jun 23, 2016
    5. I am thinking about insurance them, but in my mind insurance agency will not think that this is art object... But who knows?
       
      #345 Proony, Jun 23, 2016
    6. I don't have any insurance on my dolls, though I really should.
       
      #346 Tohruichi, Jun 23, 2016
    7. I have a special rider on our regular home-owner's insurance policy to cover my dolls and books, but I've definitely thought about getting an independent "Collectibles" policy as well. Those seem to be better about covering claims for replacement value.
       
      #347 Brightfires, Jun 23, 2016
    8. I've worked in homeowners insurance so since my dolls are part of my personal property they are automatically covered. If you're renting get renters insurance for your personal property and if living with family it's covered under their homeowners policy but check the limit you may want to increase as you buy dolls.
      Your personal property includes everything you can take with you when you move.
      Some carriers offer separate riders or you might need to look into specialty insurance for collectors items.
       
      #348 nanachan, Jul 4, 2016
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