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<p>[QUOTE="krispy, post: 620288, member: 19065"]I understand that a lot of collectors like to enjoy their collections at home on a regular basis. I do too and I keep a small amount of coins around as I acquire pieces slowly. With other items of greater significant value, I feel safer having them in a SDB and so don't have to worry about home safes being compromised in any fashion or relying on weapons or animals to protect these things. No government can ever be fully trusted, I suppose, if they possess the powers to seize property and impose limited rights of citizens, however, some of us do live in countries with a greater sense of democracy reinforcing that these nightmarish scenarios do not happen. But that's a whole issue to discuss in and of itself and not my point here. </p><p><br /></p><p>I'm making mention of the benefits of SDBs. I went to college out of state and did not wish to move my coins with me. I stored them in a SDB and while away I felt my collection was safe. As I acquired new pieces and made return trips home, I made special visits to my SBD to deposit new coins I'd procured and wished to store. I treasured those trips as they were infrequent and I could really admire my coins when I opened up the box. </p><p><br /></p><p>I continue to store coins in my SDB and always look forward to visiting them a few times a year when I need to access them. I think that even though they are stored in a bank vault and I have limited access, that it continues to make my appreciation of these coins greater so the act of going to visit them is a very special thing for me. </p><p><br /></p><p>Fortunately, my bank doesn't charge me for each visit as someone else noted in this thread, which I think is really bad customer service practice, since these are customers already paying for their SDB service on a regular basis. This has been my personal practice with my coin collection in SDBs and while never an absolute in security, it's a much better level of security than I can provide or wish to defend at home, giving me the convenience and greater certainty of always having my collection available to me and the money otherwise spent on a safe or a home owners replacement policy which I can devote to buying more coins.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="krispy, post: 620288, member: 19065"]I understand that a lot of collectors like to enjoy their collections at home on a regular basis. I do too and I keep a small amount of coins around as I acquire pieces slowly. With other items of greater significant value, I feel safer having them in a SDB and so don't have to worry about home safes being compromised in any fashion or relying on weapons or animals to protect these things. No government can ever be fully trusted, I suppose, if they possess the powers to seize property and impose limited rights of citizens, however, some of us do live in countries with a greater sense of democracy reinforcing that these nightmarish scenarios do not happen. But that's a whole issue to discuss in and of itself and not my point here. I'm making mention of the benefits of SDBs. I went to college out of state and did not wish to move my coins with me. I stored them in a SDB and while away I felt my collection was safe. As I acquired new pieces and made return trips home, I made special visits to my SBD to deposit new coins I'd procured and wished to store. I treasured those trips as they were infrequent and I could really admire my coins when I opened up the box. I continue to store coins in my SDB and always look forward to visiting them a few times a year when I need to access them. I think that even though they are stored in a bank vault and I have limited access, that it continues to make my appreciation of these coins greater so the act of going to visit them is a very special thing for me. Fortunately, my bank doesn't charge me for each visit as someone else noted in this thread, which I think is really bad customer service practice, since these are customers already paying for their SDB service on a regular basis. This has been my personal practice with my coin collection in SDBs and while never an absolute in security, it's a much better level of security than I can provide or wish to defend at home, giving me the convenience and greater certainty of always having my collection available to me and the money otherwise spent on a safe or a home owners replacement policy which I can devote to buying more coins.[/QUOTE]
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