Insurance

Do you want to insure your Entire collection or just the higher dollar coins? I believe most insurance companies will require you to have a detailed inventory with pictures. Some even have certain restrictions on how it's stored such as thickness of a safe and such.

I think I've seen ads in Coin World or NumiNews from a coin insuring company.

I have the high value stuff in a big fireproof safe.

My next house will have it bolted to the floor, in a secret room, next to the armory. LOL.

Actually that is one of the better insurance plans. A banks safe deposit box is also a fantastic insurance policy.
Just remember a few things when you take out insurance on valuables today. In the past you would discuss what you wanted to insure with a freind in the buisness. He and his office were all people you knew and trusted and they were there for many years.
Today you talk to somene you don't know, they work in an agency full of people you don't know. Many are there today and gone tomorrow. Same with some of the actual agencies that represent some large insurance company that too you know little about.
Now you go there and list all your valuables, such as coins. All that goes into a computer and now the entire company knows everything you own. And all full of people you don't know. When some leave those companies they could easily take all your personal info with them.
One neighbor had his house robbed a few days after insuring everything. Not that the insurance company had anything to do with that robbery but all they were looking for was the coins. ODD, HUH?
The really best insurance for coins is to keep your mouth shut.