What does a valued policy express on the face of the policy?

A valued policy explicitly states the amount for which the insured item is covered in the event of a loss. This amount is predetermined at the time the policy is issued and reflects the agreed-upon value of the insured property, which may be based on its market value, replacement cost, or another agreed basis. The purpose of a valued policy is to provide clarity and certainty to both the insurer and the insured about how much will be paid in the case of a loss, thus eliminating disputes about value at the time of a claim. This characteristic is what distinguishes a valued policy from other types of policies that may not specify a value until a loss occurs or may require appraisal to determine value after a loss.