I'm having a problem with this.  How do you insure objects that are
irreplaceable?  And how can they even be valued properly, when they are
most probably unique and there are no comparables?
If the object is stolen, goes missing, or burns up in a fire no big pot of
money is going to bring it back (a good part of our collection is this way!)
I'm really torn.  Insuring for damage, particularly when we lend to small
museums who can't carry large insurance costs but have excellent
professional practices, seems like a better way to go. Thoughts,
suggestions, help?
Candace Perry

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