If you keep your collection at home...
Broadstruck
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You should really look into getting one of these new security storage baskets! 
To Err Is Human.... To Collect Err's Is Just Too Much Darn Tootin Fun!
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<< <i>How come the guy is smiling? >>
He was expecting Flying Eagles!
<< <i>or a glock 19? >>
Yep, me too!
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Poor timing on this thread. Anyway, the "basket case" is smiling too.
K
My 1866 Philly Mint Set
I swear, that guy looks just like George McGovern.
George McGovern
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"America suffers today from too much pluribus and not enough unum.".....Arthur Schlesinger Jr.
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Screw those tupperware guns. M1911A1 all the way!!!!
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
"Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value---zero."----Voltaire
"Everything you say should be true, but not everything true should be said."----Voltaire
alarms are good.....................but they can be beaten.
safes are good......................but they can be opened.
insurance is good.....................but what do you really want, the money or your coins??
in the end, the best thing to do is to keep your coins in the bank SafeDepositBox.
No burglar is gettin' into this house without trippin' over some kind of fargin' animal!
"My laundry."
60 years into this hobby and I'm still working on my Lincoln set!
<< <i>in the end, the best thing to do is to keep your coins in the bank SafeDepositBox. >>
If you enjoy seeing your coins, doesn't this defeat the goal of collecting?
Garrow
<< <i>guns are good.....................if you're at home.
alarms are good.....................but they can be beaten.
safes are good......................but they can be opened.
insurance is good.....................but what do you really want, the money or your coins??
in the end, the best thing to do is to keep your coins in the bank SafeDepositBox. >>
Most burglaries are crimes of oportunity. You can go a long way to keeping your coins safe by following a few common sense things.
1. Make sure your doors and windows are locked when you leave home.
2. Make sure your coins are locked up when you are not viewing them.
3 Don't advertise the fact that you collect coins. Don't tell people that you don't completely know and trust, and especially tell your kids not to tell people.
These simple things will detour most criminals. Just having locked doors will detour most ciminals.
Like MPLunatic and hammered54, I, too, own magical guns capable of protecting my goods even when I am not at home.
<< <i>or a glock 19? >>
I prefer my mossberg with double 000 buck shot, or my Ruger GP100 or my Ruger Blackhawk with 110 grain semi-jacketed hollow points.
And if they make it out the door I'll go to my Remington 700 or my M1 Garand with 150 grain spire points.
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<< <i>or a glock 19? >>
I prefer my mossberg with double 000 buck shot, or my Ruger GP100 or my Ruger Blackhawk with 110 grain semi-jacketed hollow points.
And if they make it out the door I'll go to my Remington 700 or my M1 Garand with 150 grain spire points. >>
<< <i>A horse IN the house?
That's better than a house in a horse!
Dang it, someone hacked my personal photo files again.
"VALUABLE GOLD AND SILVER COINS"
Of course, I keep other things in that cabinet as well. And there's a special latch that really ought to be opened a particular way.
Don't get me wrong, the door opens either way you manipulate the latch.
Here's what's on the front shelf.
j/k