...about them. Super great quality! - Gardall LC1414-G-C w Commercial Light Duty Safe with Mechanical Combination Lock, Grey - Wall Safes - Amazon.com
...you can't spring 800 to 1000 for one of their medium sized (300 lb) safes you may as well stop collecting. You may as well keep stuff in a...
Never happened to me i check my coins constantly and have been using them for a while with no effect as your saying,mabey Just in the perfect...
I suppose there are those who do not know this but Sentry safes are about the worst possible choice one could make for storing coins. They are...
Dont forget the electric fence also the barb wire,mine field and laser sensor alarms:wacky::wacky:.
Modest collections tend to necessitate smaller safes. There are smaller safes that are secure. My third safe came from Walmart. It is a small safe...
As must collectors have modest collections of values less than - say - 10K, what kind of safe would be appropriate for home and apartment...
It was supposedly in one of the financial institutions safes at the time of the towers.
...liability. You would guess that he was traveling with those mobile safes, and it was reported that they blocked opened the elevator door and...
Most quality hotels/motels have very sturdy large safes. I liked one hotel that had a room built specifically to hold items for its customers....
...that is my first priority at the show. The London Hilton has safes even in their cheapest rooms (which aren't cheap!). However, many in-room...
I wouldn't leave $500 worth of coins in a hotel room. Don't most hotels have safes you can leave valuables in?
There is an LCS in my state that is on the third floor of a bank building. No messing around there.
...temperatures less than required to char paper, about 185F. These safes are always equipped with fire seals on the doors that swell and seal...
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...it but also upon what happens in the event of a fire. Fire-rated safes are available and they are rated upon a UL testing criteria. IIRC, it...
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