Jewelry Appraisal Types…

February 3rd, 2010

This entry is part 3 of 10 in the series Need To Know Guide

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Please take just a little time out from your busy day to read the pages in this 'Quick Tour Guide' as it will help you understand just what you can do - and can't do - and hopefully explain just what an Appraisal Certificate is for.

It might not be what you think!

The main type of Valuation or Appraisal we come across is the Valuation for Insurance. This is the one you would normally receive from your local Jeweler or Gemologist.

It is basically designed to cover you (through your insurance policy) against any loss or damage you may encounter.

The question is - Will it be enough...?

It is designed to provide you, wherever possible, as near a REPLACEMENT OF A SIMILAR ARTICLE as possible.

It will include any taxes or duty plus the Jewelry Trade mark up.

What are the other Jewelry Appraisal Types of Valuations?

Other forms of Valuations are....

Valuation for 'Private' Sale
Valuation for an 'Auction' reserve
Valuation for Probate
Valuation for Division of an Estate (under conditions of a Will, for example)

Each of these types are a percentage of the 'Master Valuation' figure or Replacement for Insurance mentioned here.

The Master Valuation Appraisal

These are all covered briefly regarding their structure and use, but remember, ALL of these valuations are just by-products of the Valuation Appraisals for Insurance principles and procedures.

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Therefore, with a little common sense and a child's school calculator, we can arrive at a final figure for any of the above situations. After all - they need the SAME information to begin with.

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