Card Collection Insurance — It Starts With Proof
Searches for card collection insurance usually dead-end because the answer isn't a policy — it's documentation. An insurer needs an itemized, valued, photo-backed inventory of what you own. iCollecta builds that for free, and keeps the values current.
An itemized inventory insurers accept
Every card logged with name, year, condition, and image — the structured record a collectibles policy or claim requires, not a shoebox and a guess.
Start my documented inventory →Live values, not stale appraisals
Your inventory carries real-time values from live comps — so your coverage amount tracks the market instead of lagging it by years.
See the value data →Photo and grade evidence per card
SlabVision scans record the card's image with a condition report — date-stamped proof of the card's state, card by card.
Scan my cards as evidence →Export it whenever your insurer asks
Your collection is a clean, structured inventory ready for insurance agents, estate planners, or a fair division of a collection.
Get a full appraisal →Collection Insurance FAQ
Can I insure my card collection?
Yes — collectibles policies and collectibles riders exist, but every insurer asks for the same first step: a documented inventory with values. iCollecta produces that itemized, photo-backed inventory free.
How do I document a card collection for insurance?
Log every card with its name, condition, and photo — SlabVision scanning does all three in one step — and the collection's live value totals itself as the market moves.
Does homeowners insurance cover card collections?
Usually only up to a low sub-limit with no proof of value. A documented, live-valued inventory from iCollecta is exactly what you bring to your agent to get proper coverage.
How is a collection's value proven to an insurer?
Itemized records with images, condition grades, and current market values from real sold comps — the standard evidence iCollecta's portfolio produces automatically.