QUICK ITEM CHECK

Find out whether your keepsake may qualify.

Five short steps help determine whether the idea may be suitable for review, needs a specialist, or should use a safer symbolic alternative.

VISUAL ELIGIBILITY GUIDE

Protect the meaning by choosing the safest format.

These examples show the difference between likely symbolic keepsakes, safer derivatives, specialist-review items and irreplaceable originals that should remain at home.

Examples of likely suitable symbolic keepsakes — **Likely suitable**Small, stable and replaceable symbolic items.

Safe derivatives and purpose-made symbolic substitutes — **Safer derivative**A reproduction can preserve meaning with less loss risk.

Sensitive keepsakes prepared for specialist review — **Specialist review**Uncertain materials or sensitive categories require human review.

Irreplaceable original stays safely at home while a derivative travels — **Original stays home**Use a derivative when the original cannot be responsibly replaced.

The meaning can still travel

When the original should stay home, create a purpose-made derivative.

An engraving, reproduction, small symbolic fragment or company-produced token can preserve the meaning while reducing material and loss risk.

Design a Safe Alternative

Find out whether your keepsake may qualify.

Protect the meaning by choosing the safest format.

What best describes the item?

How well are the materials known?

Does it contain active or hidden components?

Does it involve a restricted material?

Ownership, value and replaceability

When the original should stay home, create a purpose-made derivative.

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