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Insurance can't replace family heirlooms or unique works of art. Where do you keep this stuff safe?
by behringer 7y ago
Insurance can't replace family heirlooms or unique works of art. Where do you keep this stuff safe?
- acollins1331 7y agoIf you have millions of dollars you store it in your house and spend the money to fireproof and thiefproof it.
- ghaff 7y agoSafety is a relative measure. Especially if your objective is to enjoy an article rather than stick it in a hopefully secure box somewhere.
- behringer 7y agoWell that's great but it doesn't answer the question. Let's say it's something you don't need to enjoy except when you want to pull it out of storage.
- ghaff 7y agoWell, you either store it securely or have someone else do it for you. With the caveat that no amount of security systems and safes are going to be 100% effective against all manner of theft, accident, and natural disaster. In addition to having insurance, you just have to evaluate the options and make your trade offs.
- kd5bjo 7y ago> Where do you keep this stuff safe? On display in your home or a museum. A painting that can’t be seen is just a stained piece of canvas.
- NikolaeVarius 7y agoThat may be worth a lot of money due to perceived value being the thing that gives it worth, versus aesthetics or whatever you get out of looking at a painting.