10 Strangest Body-Part Insurance Policies

Cristiano Ronaldo's Insured his legs, $144 million.

It's normal that if you posses something valuable you insure it, right? Well, in some soccer news Real Madrid announced that they have insured their new star player Cristiano Ronaldo's legs, for an estimated $144 million.

13-year-old World Yo-Yo champion Harvey Lowe insured his hands for $ 150,000

Representing the Cheerio Yo-Yo Company of Canada, 13-year-old Harvey Lowe won the 1932 World Yo-Yo championships in London and toured Europe from 1932 to 1935. He even taught Edward VIII, the Prince of Wales, how to yo-yo. Lowe was so valuable to Cheerio that the company insured his hands for $150,000!.

Coffee Taster has a To

ngue Insurance for $14 million

Costa Coffee's Coffee taster, Gennaro Pelliccia has a tongue insured for $14 million dollars. Pelliccia has tasted tens of thousands styles of coffee

, and t

hru his tongue

is able to discern the differences. “The t

aste buds of a Master of Coffee are as important as the vocal cords of a singer or the legs of a top model, and this is one of the biggest single insurance policies taken out for one person," said a spokesman for Lloyd's broker Glencairn Limited, which arranged the insurance cover.

Actress America Ferrera ha

d her teeth insured for $10,000,000

Ugly Betty's leading l

ady America Ferrera has had her smile insured

for $10 million by Lloyds

of London insurance market. But the insurance wasn't taken out for pure vanity. The policy was taken out by Aquafresh Wh

ite Trays, a teeth whitening manufacturer that is working with the actress on a charity campaign that gives jobless women free dental care.

Actress Bette Davis bought a $28,000 policy buffering herself against losses due to gains

In the '40s, actress Bette Davis bou

ght a $28,000 Policy buffer

ing herself against losses due to gain

s - her own weight gain, that is. The insurance was issued by Lloyd's of London.

Keith Richards's middle finger – $1,600,000

Fearing that his foes would break his left middle finger he so often uses to flip them off, the 63 year-old guitari

st for the Rolling Stones and poster boy for longevity through hard living had it insured. The Star article said he “recouped after an injury”. The actor is all

egedly suffering from arthritis in his index finger.

Cricket player Merv Hughes insured his moustache for $ 370,000.

While playing on Australia's natio

nal cricket team from 1985 to 1994, Merv Hughes took out an estimated $370,000 policy on his trademark walrus mustache, which, combined with his 6'4" physique and outstanding playing ability, made him one of the most recognized cricketers in the world.

Three sisters insured their virginity for £1 million

An Essex insurance company has cancelled what may have beenthe most bizarre insurance policy in Britain. In the policy, three sisters inthe Scottish highlands, who apparently were members of a "Christian group" of some sort,had insured their virginity for £1 million, against the event of any of them immaculately conceiving the second coming of Jesus Christ. Essex-based Britishinsurance.com confirmed it had provided the policy.

The burden of proof that it was Christ had rested with the women and any premium on the insurance was donated to charity, said Mr Burgess. The siblings had paid £100 annually since 2000. If they had secured a payout, they stood to receive £1m. The policy was apparently cancelled partly because of complaints from the Catholic Church, which doesn't look kindly on unauthorized immaculate conceptions.