Safe deposit box

[Humboldt]

Curious how many of you use them.
I have a few other things I could throw into one, but am considering putting my silver there (short of the stuff I want to see on a daily basis).

One of my bank accounts offers a free box so I figure, why not?
I live in what's rapidly becoming a high-crime area, both of my immediate neighbors have been robbed, and I work 45 hours per week on a set schedule.

 

[billionaire]

Three word: potential economic collapse. Go with a safe

 

[Red James Cash]

Problems with banks and deposit boxes.

If you keep money in a bank,basically it is no longer yours.To be yours it has to be in your possession.The same applies to your belongings in a safety deposit box.Just ask the people who live in Cyprus.

 

[TheRingFinder]

If you do keep a safe at home, be very careful not to let that information out. People will torture & kill to get to it, that's the scary part about home safes to me.

 

[50cent]

If you do keep a safe at home, be very careful not to let that information out. People will torture & kill to get to it, that's the scary part about home safes to me.

god dang it, that's why you get yourself a second safe. Hide it some place clever to. And fill that one up with cc's, chinese counterfiets. That will teach them.

 

[namster]

You all who are worried about perps with guns, please don't tell me you are anti gun. Let me tell you, if some a-hole is stupid enough to come in here armed with the intention of "torturing" he is not leaving upright. Simple as that.

 

[Armorer73]

If you live in the country, you have a lot more options towards hiding and protecting your stash than someone in the city. This is one of the many things I'm looking forward to when I move back to the country.

I like the idea of stashing it and placing a document of their coordinates in the safe deposit box. It would need to be somewhat veiled so that if the box was compromised the thieves would not be able to figure it out.

 

[billionaire]

god dang it, that's why you get yourself a second safe. Hide it some place clever to. And fill that one up with cc's, chinese counterfiets. That will teach them.

Ive got it! Put a second safe inside a bigger safe. Hows that for protection

 

[ArkieBassMan]

You all who are worried about perps with guns, please don't tell me you are anti gun. Let me tell you, if some a-hole is stupid enough to come in here armed with the intention of "torturing" he is not leaving upright. Simple as that.

Of course I'm not anti-gun as I'm guessing holds true for most silver stashers. Even though I live in an area where I'd feel moderately safe not even locking my doors at night, I even have a few strategically located and hidden throughout the house. Also, my state is a concealed carry state. I consider myself a very good shot. None of that guarantees "victory" in a gun battle. A group of thieves, or even a single thief, with a well thought out and executed plan would have a very good chance at success regardless of how many guns you have or how well you can shoot.

I choose to try to avoid the battle if at all possible. I think keeping my stash at the bank in a SDB reduces the chance of that battle happening.



That does not guarantee me "victory" in a gunfight I have no desire to participate in.

 

[Diggin-N-Dumps]

A home safe bolted down to the foundation is going nowhere.

That seems to be the best answer

 

[namster]

Of course I'm not anti-gun as I'm guessing holds true for most silver stashers. Even though I live in an area where I'd feel moderately safe not even locking my doors at night, I even have a few strategically located and hidden throughout the house. Also, my state is a concealed carry state. I consider myself a very good shot. None of that guarantees "victory" in a gun battle. A group of thieves, or even a single thief, with a well thought out and executed plan would have a very good chance at success regardless of how many guns you have or how well you can shoot.

I choose to try to avoid the battle if at all possible. I think keeping my stash at the bank in a SDB reduces the chance of that battle happening.



That does not guarantee me "victory" in a gunfight I have no desire to participate in.

All very true, and yet a SDB will not protect against this either. I guess it comes down to choosing risk.

 

[maverick]

I have spent years getting the Silver out of banks, that last place I would take it to keep it safe is a bank. There are plenty of places to hide it in your house that no one would ever find it. Good luck on what ever you choose to do. Now, as far as someone coming in my house to take stuff or harm me or my family, they will see the barrel of my Mossberg 12 gauge and that will be the last thing they see. HH, Maverick.

 

[fistfulladirt]

What bothers me more, and there's greater chance of, is fire.

 

[baddbluff]

What bothers me more, and there's greater chance of, is fire.

Touché - none of us even mentioned that.

 

[namster]

What bothers me more, and there's greater chance of, is fire.

The better quality cabinet safes are rated for as long as 90 minutes of fire exposure. There is a vid out there somewhere of an experiment where they put a safe inside an old home and burned it down. The entire home burned around the safe yet the contents were fine.

 

[50cent]

I have spent years getting the Silver out of banks, that last place I would take it to keep it safe is a bank. There are plenty of places to hide it in your house that no one would ever find it. Good luck on what ever you choose to do. Now, as far as someone coming in my house to take stuff or harm me or my family, they will see the barrel of my Mossberg 12 gauge and that will be the last thing they see. HH, Maverick.

i never thought i'd see the day where someone melted silver into the form of a shotgun.

 

[50cent]

What bothers me more, and there's greater chance of, is fire.

1,763°F (961.8°C)
Silver, Melting point

silver don't catch on fire & most house fires are under that temperature.