What is agreed value?

While filing out a quote online, I put the value for my 1978 Ranger and 1981 Evinrude 115hp (which in the condition it is in is a very good value) at 1800. The quote came back with
Policy coverages:

Liability (BI/PD) $100,000 person/$300,000 accident/$50,000 property damage
Uninsured Boater $100,000 person/$300,000 accident
Medical Payments $2,500 each person
Fishing Equipment $1,000 ($250 deductible)

Vehicle coverages for 1981 Ranger 16 Bass Boat

Physical Damage Options Agreed Value
Comprehensive $250 deductible (Agreed value)
Comprehensive Named Storm Deductible $500
Collision $250 deductible (Agreed Value)
Disappearing Deductibles Selected
Sign & Glide® On-Water Towing Selected
Coastal Navigation 75 Nautical Miles
Replacement Cost Personal Effects $3,000
Roadside Assistance No coverage

Is the agreed value the 1800 I valued it at?
If so the above seems like a pretty good deal to me.

Thanks for any advice.

I would ask your agent, but the policy itself should define the term. Be sure to look for a Texas Changes form, which could be on the policy, depending on what the carrier is using.

Tom, If you want me to help you with this just give me a call. I have been able to help a lot of the members here to better understand marine insurance. Thanks Bob Luellen 517-627-8080

Call Bob, he's a great guy to do business with. He'll fix you up.

Agreed value is a agreement between the insurance company and the insured as to the value. In the event of a total loss. This is the amount you should receive. There are a lot of other things you should be concerned with. A lot of companies have depreciation on partial loss. With the age of this boat that would be a huge concern. Thanks Bob Luellen

BOB! I went with you last spring, Haven't needed you since the day we did business. I don't see or hear from you but I trust you are riding along w me. I should have a bill coming up.
Hope you are well!

I'm just getting old. Thanks for checking.