1. Fine Art

From timeless masterpieces to contemporary creations, fine art holds an irreplaceable value. Comprehensive insurance coverage is essential to protect these pieces from accidental damage, theft, and unforeseen events, preserving their artistic and financial worth.

2. Rare Coins and Currency

Numismatic collectors cherish rare coins and currency. Specialized insurance can account for their numismatic value, and market fluctuations, and protect against loss or theft.

3. Vintage Cars

Vintage car collectors invest not just in vehicles but also in history and nostalgia. Customized insurance for classic automobiles safeguards against depreciation and ensures proper coverage for restoration and repairs.

4. Jewelry and Precious Gems

Precious jewelry and gemstone collections deserve specialized coverage that accounts for market value, appraisal expertise, and potential loss or damage.

5. Rare Stamps

Stamp-collecting enthusiasts know the value of rarity. With specialized coverage, philatelists can protect their valuable collections from unforeseen risks.

6. Sports Memorabilia

Signed jerseys, vintage cards, and other sports memorabilia require insurance coverage that appreciates the historical significance and financial value of these cherished items.

7. Antiques

Antique collectors appreciate the uniqueness and history of their acquisitions. Tailored insurance ensures their preservation and covers the potential risks associated with antiques.

8. Historical Documents

Collectors of historical documents, manuscripts, and autographs understand the importance of securing these pieces with specialized insurance to protect against loss, theft, and damage.

9. Rare Books

Bibliophiles value rare editions and first editions. Specialized coverage accounts for their condition, value, and offers protection against potential damage.

10. Wine Collections

Wine connoisseurs treasure their collections, and specialized insurance can protect against loss due to damage or theft, including accidental breakage.

Your passion for collecting deserves the best protection. At Collect Cover, we offer specialized insurance coverage for these top 10 collectibles, ensuring they remain safe and secure for years to come. Preserve your treasures with confidence by choosing Collect Cover today.

Art Print: Pablo Picasso’s La Femme Que Pleure I, 1937

This print is from a series inspired by a grieving mother during the Spanish Civil War.
Most Expensive Price Sold: $179.4 Million
Year Sold: 2015
Rarity: 15 prints

Coin: 1933 Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle

During the Great Depression, President FDR ordered numerous gold coins to be melted down and added to the Federal Reserve, including the Double Eagle.
Most Expensive Price Sold: $18.9 Million
Year Sold: 2021
Rarity: Only one legal copy remains in existence.

Comic Book: Superman No. 1, 1939

While this comic is the first titular comic for Superman, his first appearance was in Action Comics, #1, the 3rd most expensive comic book ever sold.
Most Expensive Price Sold: $5.3 Million
Year Sold: 2022
Rarity: About 100 left in circulation

Stamp: 1847 Mauritius ‘Post Office’ Stamp

Of the stamps printed, most were used by the governor’s wife for invitations to a ball.
Most Expensive Price Sold: $9.6 Million
Year Sold: 2021
Rarity: Only 27 copies are in circulation

Baseball Card: 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle 311

This card is particularly rare because it was released after that year’s baseball season had ended. The unsold cards were eventually thrown out.
Most Expensive Price Sold: $12.6 million
Year Sold: 2022
Rarity: About 1,800 (of varying conditions) are thought to exist still.

Beanie Baby: Princess Bear

Made as a memorial for Princess Diana, and proceeds went to the “Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fund”
Most Expensive Price Sold: $22,222
Year Sold: 2018
Rarity: They are not really rare at all, although ones with PVC beads are slightly rarer.

Train: Lionel’s 1934 Standard Guage Diesel Set

This set was originally sold for $100 a piece, and that was during the Great Depression.
Most Expensive Price Sold: $250K
Year Sold: 2006

Rarity: Unknown

Pokemon Card: Pikachu Illustrator

Everybody’s favorite Pokemon has never looked better!
Most Expensive Price Sold: $54,970
Year Sold: 2016
Rarity: Less than 40 exist.

Pinball Machine: Punball: Only One Earth

This Punball Machine is global warming themed and was featured at a pinball expo at the Smithsonian.
Most Expensive Price Sold: $125,000
Year Sold: 2008
Rarity: One-of-a-Kind

Movie Poster: Metropolis (1927, International Version)

It’s rumored Leonardo DiCaprio has one of these!
Most Expensive Price Sold: $690,000
Year Sold: 2005
Rarity: Not many have survived. It’s believed just 4 exist today.

StarWars Memorabilia: R2-D2 Unit

This R2-D2 was made from components used on set during the first three movies.
Most Expensive Price Sold: $2.3 Million
Year Sold: 2017
Rarity: One of a Kind (kind of). While multiple R2-D2s have been used for the franchise, each has different mechanics.

Mass-Produced Book: “Birds of America” by James Audubon

This book features around 1000 birds, all hand drawn.
Most Expensive Price Sold: $11.57 Million
Year Sold: 2010
Rarity: 119 Copies are in existence

Signature: George Washington’s

It doesn’t hurt that this particular signature was on his personal copy of the “Acts of Congress,” but even his signed letters can go for $100K
Most Expensive Price Sold: $9.8 Million
Year Sold: 2012
Rarity: One-of-a-kind

Matchbook: Charles Lindenburgh Matchbook

These matchbooks were available for guests of his celebration dinner after Charles Lindenburgh flew across the Atlantic in 1927.
Most Expensive Price Sold: $6,000
Year Sold: 2015
Rarity: Fewer than the guests in attendance.

Watch: Patek Philippe Grand Master Chime (Steel)

The watch is inscribed with “The Only One,” so you don’t forget just how rare it is.
Most Expensive Price Sold: $31.1 Million
Year Sold: 2019
Rarity: One-of-a-kind

Whiskey: Macallan Peter Blake, 1926

Macallan hired Peter Blake (famed for Sgt. Pepper’s Loney Heart Club Band art) to design the label of this rare scotch.
Most Expensive Price Sold: $1.1 Million
Year Sold: 1986
Rarity: Only 12 were made.

Record: The Beatles’ White Album

This particular copy was owned by Ringo Starr, adding significantly to its value. But the first pressing of the White Album can still go for around $10K.
Most Expensive Price Sold: $790,000
Year Sold: 2015
Rarity: Two Million were in the 1st pressing, but only twelve copies were given to band members.