The intake problem
Collectibles submissions arrive as phone photos, half-built spreadsheets, and round numbers. Values are guesses, the concentration and storage risk is invisible, and every back-and-forth delays the bind.
What your client brings instead
An Insurance Schedule & Risk Report: every card appraised from real comparable sales, a total scheduled value, a coverage-gap read, and a 0–1000 protection score — the same document, every time.
The document, not a description
Excerpt · sample data| Card | Cert | Grade | Appraised |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1979 O-Pee-Chee Wayne Gretzky #18 | PSA 63127410 | PSA 9 | $39,000 |
| 1986 Fleer Michael Jordan #57 | PSA 41226557 | PSA 9 | $28,500 |
| 1999 Pokémon Base Set Charizard #4 | PSA 78359325 | PSA 10 | $11,200 |
| 1989 Upper Deck Ken Griffey Jr. #1 | PSA 52201194 | PSA 10 | $2,900 |
| + 8 more cards… | |||
| Total appraised value | $94,750 | ||
| Currently scheduled · under-covered by $54,750 | $40,000 | ||
What’s in the report
Per-card schedule
Every slab itemized with cert, grade, and an appraised value from recent comparable sales across eBay, Heritage, Goldin, and PWCC — with a clean total.
Coverage-gap analysis
Stated insured value vs. current market value, flagged as fully scheduled or under-covered by a specific dollar amount — the number you need to write.
0–1000 protection score
A protection score across insurance, concentration, storage, liquidity, and provenance — a standardized signal of how exposed the collection is.
Concentration & liquidity
Top-holding exposure and how quickly the collection converts to cash — the risk dimensions a single appraised total hides.
Provenance & documentation
Which cards carry a verified grading cert, so claim documentation is established before a loss — not after.
Renewal-ready
Values refresh with the market, so each renewal starts from a current schedule instead of last year’s number.
Why it helps your desk
- Faster, cleaner intake — a standardized schedule instead of photos and guesses.
- See the coverage gap immediately, in dollars.
- A consistent risk signal across every collectibles submission.
- Fewer back-and-forths before bind and at renewal.
- Better-documented claims, because provenance is captured up front.
- A warm channel: collectors arrive from our coverage-gap calculator already knowing their gap — in dollars.
How it works
Client builds their collection
They add slabs by cert; Slabline values each from comparable sales and scores the collection.
They generate the report
A one-click Insurance Schedule & Risk Report — per-card values, totals, coverage gap, and protection score.
They share it with you
You receive a clean, current schedule ready for underwriting and renewal.
Partner with Slabline
We’re building simple mutual-referral relationships with brokers and collectibles insurers: your desk becomes the recommended specialist across our insurance guides and coverage-gap calculator, and your applicants arrive with a schedule your underwriters can work from. No integration required to start.
Slabline is not an insurance company, agent, broker, or certified appraiser. The Insurance Schedule & Risk Report is client-prepared documentation built from automated comparable-sales estimates — to support your underwriting, not replace it. Final values and coverage terms are determined by the carrier.
