Movers Directory Packing Tips Guide
Moving Sentimental Items, Irreplaceables and Valuables

Important Papers and sentimental Items

Things of importance and information you need on hand should be carried with you, not moved by movers. These may not have much of a monetary value, but they could be very difficult to replace or be irreplaceable:

 

 

Address Books Air Line Tickets Bonds Cameras Car Keys Check Books

Computer Disks Computer Software Diaries Deeds Files

Finacial Records Jewelry Letters Medical Records Photos and Albums Research Projects

Extraordinary Value Items

Anything worth more than $100 a pound is considered an Extraordinary Value Item. If you decide to have your movers move your extraordinary value items, you need to make an inventory list identifing each one and then advise your mover in writing of their existance before the move. Most van lines have a special High Value Inventory Form for you to fill out for this purpose.

 

Antiques Art Collections Coin Collections Computer Software

Currency Figurines Furs Jewelry

Oriental Rugs Precious Stones/Gems Silver & Silverware Video Cameras

More Move Packing Tips:

• Packing Supplies, Labeling and Packing Tips
• Moving Tips: How to Pack Boxes
• What Things Don't Get Packed?