How I hide my goodies....

@jwitten said:
You forgot to tell us what the code is

It's 1,2,3,4,5

You do know that since you posted the picture of your safe on the internet that we can now see the combination whenever you key it in.

First place I would look if I were a burglar.

In case I get surprised, I have a couple of boxes of cheap shiny proof widgets in a locked file drawer to give to thieves.

The good stuff is in the bank vault or well hidden in the house. Not even the wife knows the home hiding spot.

I would hide them right outside either by the fish pond or in the banana bushes

Love it, and the portrait, too.

But is your hidden safe fireproof?

All anyone needs to do is google "how I hide my goodies" and your goodies are not hidden anymore.

@topstuf said:
Plastic baggies in septic tank.

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I had to sign in on my iPhone just to tell you that was sooo funny 😆

@ricko said:
There are some shortcomings there, however, I applaud the effort at personal security... and there are many great points about that setup as well. Cheers, RickO

Can you expand on the shortcomings and great points for everyone's benefit? I am interested to know. Thank you

@KeithMS70 said:

@MattTheRiley said:
Here's mine:

Where did you pick up the box?

That's what stops the thieves.

Here’s my strategy:

I have my coins in a backpack that is worn by vicious Doberman pinscher dogs (one true pack, 11 decoy packs, a total of twelve vicious dogs) that are also trained to use assault weapons and call 911, if necessary

Something for for the would be thief to think about.

@topstuf said:
Plastic baggies in septic tank.

Mental note ... never buy a toned coin from topstuf ...

[He] reached into his pocket and dropped two small coins into the palm of her hand. They were miniature disks of shining gold, smaller than pennies, the kind that had not been in circulation since the days of Nat Taggart; they bore the head of the Statue of Liberty on one side, the words “United States of America—One Dollar” on the other, but the dates stamped upon them were of the past two years.

“That’s the money we use here,” he said. “It’s minted by [banker] Midas Mulligan.”

“But…on whose authority?”

“That’s stated on the coin—on both sides of it.”

• Ayn Rand, Atlas Shrugged

@MattTheRiley said:

@jwitten said:
You forgot to tell us what the code is

It's 1,2,3,4,5

That's amazing!

@Paradisefound said:
I would hide them right outside either by the fish pond or in the banana bushes

............Or hide them in a plastic bag under Mango.

Pete

@Paradisefound said:
I would hide them right outside either by the fish pond or in the banana bushes

I know some that are fresh fresh off the banana boar