Fictional classics, valued for generations.
Fictional books transport readers to imaginative worlds, and when rare or first editions are involved, they become treasured collectables. Whether classics or contemporary masterpieces, these books embody creativity and cultural impact. Insuring your fictional books ensures that these literary gems are safeguarded from damage, loss, or theft, preserving their timeless storytelling and unique place in literary history.
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What does Fictional Books Insurance Cover?
Fictional classics have long been a cornerstone of literary collections, offering both cultural and intellectual value. These timeless works continue to shape the literary world, influencing countless generations of readers, writers, and thinkers. The enduring appeal of these books lies in their universal themes, complex characters, and exploration of human nature. Over time, first editions of these beloved titles have become rare treasures, sought after by collectors and investors alike. A carefully curated collection of fictional classics not only brings aesthetic and intellectual enjoyment but also offers substantial long-term investment potential.
Top Fictional Classics:
- Charles Dickens – A Tale of Two Cities (1859, First Edition)
- Estimated value: £250,000–£350,000
- Jane Austen – Pride and Prejudice (1813, First Edition)
- Estimated value: £90,000–£120,000
- Emily Brontë – Wuthering Heights (1847, First Edition)
- Estimated value: £100,000–£150,000
- Leo Tolstoy – War and Peace (1869, First Edition)
- Estimated value: £40,000–£60,000
- Mark Twain – The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (1885, First Edition)
- Estimated value: £150,000–£200,000
- George Orwell – 1984 (1949, First Edition)
- Estimated value: £25,000–£40,000
At Collection Cover, we offer bespoke insurance for rare fictional classics. Whether you own a prized first edition of Pride and Prejudice or a rare War and Peace, our expert team provides comprehensive cover to safeguard your collection from theft, fire, water damage, and accidental loss—ensuring your timeless literary treasures are fully protected.
Who is Fictional Books Insurance for?
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You might be wondering
Can you insure multiple items with Collection Cover?
Yes, you can insure multiple high-risk items with Collection Cover on a standalone policy.How do I value my collection?
You can value your collection with a qualified valuer or appraiser who specialises in your type of collection whether it’s fine art, jewellery, watches, handbags, or memorabilia. They can provide a professional assessment and documentation to support your collection’s value.How does Collection Cover work?
Collection Cover offers specialist high-value digital insurance for collectors across the UK. You get a 60 second personalised quote, fill out your information in minutes, then you buy the cover instantly, where you can manage your entire policy online 24/7.Where can I find my details?
You can find your policy details in your personal portal. You can You can login here.Is there a discount if I recommend friends or family?
Yes! As part of our Collection Club, we offer a refer-a-friend program and many other exclusive benefits. By recommending friends or family, you can enjoy added perks and discounts as a valued member.Is Collection Cover a stand-alone policy?
Yes, Collection Cover acts as a standalone policy for high-value items. If your home insurance cannot insure your high-risk items, Collection Cover can.What does Collection Cover insure?
Collection Cover insures multiple high-value items like watches, art, handbags, jewellery, trading cards, and memorabilia. For a full list of what we insure, you can see it here.
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We offer extensive coverage for items across different categories, all within a single policy.
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