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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Kentucky, post: 1693078, member: 33176&quot;]Home insurance probably does not cover coins.&nbsp; You would have to have them described with some sort of evaluation from someone other than yourself.&nbsp; Even then, if you reported a loss, they would low-ball you with the lowest value they could possibly find.&nbsp; I had an older Plymouth Voyager van that was creamed in a parking lot by a little old lady driving a Bronco II.&nbsp; Truth, she was like &quot;Did I do that?&quot;.&nbsp; Anyway her insurance company admitted all guilt and wanted to compensate me.&nbsp; I had hunted around on Craigslist and found comparable vans for between $1600 and $2000.&nbsp; The insurance company offered $500 because they said they had found a van for that on Craigslist in St. Louis (I am in CA).&nbsp; I told them I would take it if they would buy the van and drive it out to me.&nbsp; Much hassle later, we settled on $1000.&nbsp; That is the way it is with settlements, both parties are unhappy.&nbsp; Seriously, coins, especially foreign coins are worth only what you can sell them for.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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