Which of the following items is covered under the property section of an unendorsed businessowners policy (BOP)?

The correct choice reflects coverage typically found in the property section of an unendorsed Businessowners Policy (BOP). A standard BOP is designed to provide comprehensive coverage for a wide range of property losses that businesses may face. Under this policy, theft of property, such as furs, is generally considered a covered loss.

Specifically, commercial property coverage under a BOP encompasses various assets owned by a business, and it often includes valuable goods and inventory. Furs, being high-value items, fall under this category, offering protection against theft.

Other options, while they may represent different types of risks or property, do not receive standard coverage under an unendorsed BOP. For instance, loss of watercraft while afloat typically requires specific coverage not included in a basic BOP. Similarly, theft of valuable papers and loss of electronic data generally fall outside the standard property coverage and would need additional endorsements or separate policies for protection within a business context.