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New Orleans & Miss. forum members take your coins with you

As the evactuations go from an informal recomendation to a mandatory order as of 8am Sunday morning lots of people are going to be bugging out in the path of Gustav which is 5mph short of bring a category 5. Here's hoping the coin collections are taken with them this time and not left behind to be "Katrinafied".
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Scary, scary stuff.
And stay safe guys
Gustav looks like a monster.
I went and got my coins out of the SBD for the storm- I know that sounds crazy, but we've got a generator so we'll have air conditioning (window unit) regardless. If the bank is out of power for a few days I am sure their generator will be used for security- and I don't want my coins baking in the box.
I'm sending the wife and kids to her Mom's house because we have a huge oak tree overhanging ours. Oh, yeah, and cleaning the "Chief's Special" and "Wingmaster" is also on the priority list.
-Randy Newman
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Anyways, good luck to all in the path and stay safe.
Michael Kittle Rare Coins --- 1908-S Indian Head Cent Grading Set --- No. 1 1909 Mint Set --- Kittlecoins on Facebook --- Long Beach Table 448
I can't even begin to imagine. After years of living in a FEMA trailer, fighting with beaurucrats, insurance companies and crooked contractors to finally have your new house completed and now this happens. Unbelievable.
take with you what you think you will need when you return, as it may not be there or usable when you come back;
tent, tarps, generator, coolers, etc.; "extended" basic camping gear...
A 6K Generator should help spare us from total darkness & oppressive heat,
if we have enough fuel but even if we just run it every now & then it will be better
than the alternative.
Going nowhere and I'm sure we'll be fine despite having read the following:
They're saying this one will be WORSE than Katrina!