Thanks for the comment. I too agree that treasures should be displayed not hidden away. I plan to display all these in my study. I have a...
Gave you best answer. Your refreshing thoughts. SO TRUE
...display and continue to enjoy. Many of us "hide away" our coins, in safes, vault, or just shoe boxes, only enjoying them when we pull them out...
And while you're waiting on the police, those speakers could play minotaur noises.
If someone had lots and lots of money it would be fun to put your safes inside a nice big labyrinth. Add cameras and speakers and you can guide...
More choices to take a person more time to get in. Keep them guessing. If you bolt them all together you don't have to bolt them to the wall or floor.
Yeah…. Wife has capped my safes at home to three.
I thought about getting a safe so I could keep revisiting mine. But a real thief and thug could force you to open the safe, life or death...
...with hoarding coins. I been doing it since about 1970. I have three safes in the house. Wife says the next safe sends me to the doghouse….. But...
I've heard to get old copper pennies and put them in. Some people do that with their safe deposit boxes in the bank.
Better storage through chemistry. :D
...I use copper tape from Amazon to stick on the inside of my safes after I have used extra fine emery or sand paper on thew tape. This increase...
Reinforced doors, security systems, and multiple safes don't help if the culprit is in a position of trust. Having half a million to spend on gold...
Prefer cars like this. My biggest dislike of my truck which there’s very few is that it’s an automatic not a 6 speed manual. They made them but a...
" Hey! What's he saying?" " I don't know. Pass that thing again? " [ATTACH]
...car. Since today's kids won't even know how to steal your car, the safes contents will be safe too. Here's the ultimate auto security system...
Ty I'm very cautious about who I let in my home we were friends for ten years his kids played with mine and he had a little coin collection...
...thus spread the story that "so and so has a safe". That's why gun safes are so bad for coins - they are too big, can't be hidden, and are...
...or so and take a deep sniff. And just to add another point, gun safes are notoriously lousy at resisting attempts to break into them. Here's...
I have shipped many coin packages using Registered Mail so I have a good idea of how it works. Additionally, it just so happens that the industry...
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