Can You Insure Gold Without Losing Your Privacy?

Yesterday, we covered how to hide your metals at home. Today, we tackle a tricky topic—insurance. You want protection in case of theft or disaster, but not at the cost of privacy or triggering attention from the wrong people.

Good news: some private insurers specialize in discreet precious metals coverage. You don’t have to tell your homeowners insurance or register your holdings with the government. Just make sure your inventory is documented (photos, receipts, serial numbers) and stored securely. Peace of mind shouldn’t mean giving up control.

Tomorrow, we’ll dive into how to inventory your metals the smart way—and why organization is just as important as acquisition.

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Most standard homeowners policies cap coverage for precious metals at just $1,500—unless you specifically add a rider or go through a private insurer.