...2-1/2 years ago was an indicator they had inventory sitting in their safes they were unwilling to sell. I get it. They didn't want to, nor...
...a portion of my accumulation, allowed better space in my voluminous safes for a collection of pre-1933 U.S. CACed Gold coins which are easier...
...(who was a dealer/collector) that has since passed away had 6 such safes and when he passed away his daughter had to have the contents...
...its environmental as to where you live climate wise...however my two safes are on the upper floor of my home. Not in the garage,or basement....
Even in a flimsy, wooden house, if a guy with a torch brings a supply of rags that can be soaked in water (or if your drapes are handy!), the risk...
You know the old saying: "Safes are to protect you against honest people. If you've got dishonest people around, it'll require a little more thought>"
Youtube has a number of videos of safes being cracked open. It's scary.
I like the idea of keeping your "very heavy" safe in your garage that you can just quickly pick up and carry away in case of fire. o_O
...Bullion is bullion, and if can’t be traced… Torching a fire rated safes door off, won’t hurt the contents much. There is a fire seal around the...
...the cost of storing it yourself in your house in a or multiple safes which is a one time cost. All versus the potential crime rate of the area....
...a pro, and it won’t be by determining the combination. Non-UL-rated safes can deter casual thieves and some amateurs. In any case, if a...
...saw can cut a hole in the side in just a few minutes. Some fire safes can be opened if you freeze the safe. The lining will expand and bust...
...fire and storm protection. If it were not for that, 90 percent of safes would not be sold. Your chances of suffering from either one of those...
Exactly what I was told! Her in Maryland ATM's are huge targets. The local drug store had 1 in the front of the store. They put the van through...
...the side of the safe than carrying it out. Fire resistant gun safes and similar safes have relatively thin metal shells, a plaster/drywall...
...his stuff. I have a freind who works for a company here that sells safes...as well lock and key business. They are local and I purchased both...
I'd say that the vast majority of decent safes are relatively secure - there are two factors that I think are especially important - make it too...
...( strips) scratched up with emery paper for coin enclosures such as safes. They do not emit any chemicals, and are very reactive if replaced...
Maybe not add another...maybe trade one in for a larger...:hilarious:;)
...part of my collection…. And frankly, when my wife saw me perusing safes on the web a few months back, she laid down the law…. Either me or...
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