Enzo Ferrari discusses comic book insurance

Here’s my chat with Enzo Ferrari, CEO of Private Collection Insurance, about insurance for comic books and collectibles.

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Based in Ontario, Enzo Ferrari is the CEO of Private Collection Insurance. He’s a strategic business leader with over three decades of innovative insurance solutions, advice, expertise and exceptional customer service. Enzo’s “outside the box” thinking ensures that customers are met with a high level of knowledge and confidence while providing optimal insurance coverage. It was during the pandemic after reviewing his own sports card collection, and finding no insurance support existed for this type of collection, Enzo realized that insuring collectibles would be a worthwhile offering for others.

With over 20 years of experience, Private Collection Insurance offers comprehensive coverage for a wide range of collectibles, including fine art, sports cards, luxury vehicles, jewellery, wine, rare memorabilia, and more. Whether you’re an individual collector or an insurance brokerage, Private Collection Insurance offers expert services at affordable rates with a variety of coverage options designed for your unique collection including All-Risk Coverage, Global Coverage, Depreciation Coverage, plus Storage Coverage, Transit Protection and Exhibition Coverage. Private Collection Insurance specializes in insuring high-value items including comic books plus other treasured collectibles.

Discover more about Private Collection Insurance online at PrivateCollectionInsurance.com and on Instagram @privatecollectioninsurance

Discover more about Enzo Ferrari on Instagram at @enzoferrari68

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