Insuring your Coach purses.....

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86leo

86leo

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Jan 19, 2007
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#1
Thanks to a nice tax return and extra money from my husband's:love: recent deployment to the middle east....I have been splurging on Coach bags:yes: :shame:

Im getting a nice little collection, and will OF COURSE always add to it:drool:


Do you insure your collection? And if so, what do you do when you add to it. Do you have to update your insurance? How does this work?


TIA
 
#2
Mine are just covered under my regular homeowner's insurance - as is anything in my home in the event that its lost, stolen, etc. Other than that, Coach really does stand behind their product so I don't see why I would need anything extra.

HTH! :~)
 
#3
Kansashalo said:
Mine are just covered under my regular homeowner's insurance - as is anything in my home in the event that its lost, stolen, etc. Other than that, Coach really does stand behind their product so I don't see why I would need anything extra.

HTH! :~)
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I live on a military base and have renters insurance. I wasnt sure if it covered a handbag collection or not. I will contact them. Im more worried about "theft" or "fire" or something like that. Not the quality of the bag :)
 
#4
I asked about this because of my extensive collection....they told me its covered under my homeowners. I do keep a spreadsheet with a list of everything including serial numbers and what I paid for them...and I make sure I keep it on a computer away from my house.....and I keep pics of my collection also as "proof" of how much I have.

I also do the same for my various collectibles and DVDs.
 
#6
shelbell77 said:
I asked about this because of my extensive collection....they told me its covered under my homeowners. I do keep a spreadsheet with a list of everything including serial numbers and what I paid for them...and I make sure I keep it on a computer away from my house.....and I keep pics of my collection also as "proof" of how much I have.

I also do the same for my various collectibles and DVDs.
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same here...my spreadsheet is organized based on designer, then item, i.e., bags, walllets/small goods, and then i have one for jewelry...i have all my receipts saved in my safe.
 
#7
yup, all that was said above should be done. insurance will ask for price/value, proof of ownership (i.e. a receipt), and pictures are always good to take.
 
#14
Summer Breeze said:
My parents keep telling me to get renters insurance, maybe I should. I'd hate to see something happen to my bags (or my books and movies).
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It is a must, I know of someone that lost everything to a fire, that was not started in my friends apt, but down the hall, no renters ins. no nothing. The owner of the apt are not responsible. She lost all her clothes, bags, huge collection of designer shoes etc.
 
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