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people may or may not want to answer this question, but I figure I will ask anyways. How do you go about storing your bullion, do you keep each oz in its own case? 20 round eagle tubes, stacked inside a storage box that doesnt move etc? Also anyone go out and get a safe or security box for there stash?

I keep mine stuffed in a bank box, safest place on the planet, aside my hoard hidden in the septic tank.

I put all my gold bullion into a five gallon bucket.

Then I weigh the bucket down with a couple hundred dollars of pennies.

Corsair wrote:I put all my gold bullion into a five gallon bucket.

its all in old paint cans stashed in the back yard...someone else did this before me....just thought it was a great idea....talk about stealth..hidden in the open.

In a cube... chicken or beef anyone?

Corsair wrote:I put all my gold bullion into a five gallon bucket.

LMAO that's great


I tend to stick to the ASEs and most of everything else I acquire I try to trade for an ASE. I keep them in individual cases, but I'll be the first to tell you I don't have enough to really have to worry about storing in bulk! lol

my tungson bullion is stored here as for my silver\gold i dont have any!

Everything's in plain sight on top of an antique oak sideboard. This enables me to run my fingers through it when I need to. Also have many firearms hanging on the wall. Yeah, it's basically a burglar's dream come true over here. But, I'm surrounded by elderly neighbors, any one of whom could tell you the make, model and tag number of the last car that went by. They even grill the substitute mail carriers...better than rottweilers they are.

I do have an old, heavy safe for the stuff if I ever go away more than a day, which is never.

The copper's in 5 gal buckets in the garage. No worries there. I doubt a ninety pound crackhound could get down the driveway with one.

Morsecode wrote:The copper's in 5 gal buckets in the garage. No worries there. I doubt a ninety pound crackhound could get down the driveway with one.

If he did; couldn't you see him just shakin' with the jones jitters feeding the coinstar waiting for his print off.

Sold all my bullion last week....I am long the dollar.

Rodebaugh wrote:

Morsecode wrote:The copper's in 5 gal buckets in the garage. No worries there. I doubt a ninety pound crackhound could get down the driveway with one.

If he did; couldn't you see him just shakin' with the jones jitters feeding the coinstar waiting for his print off.

Sold all my bullion last week....I am long the dollar.

Not to steal the thread but did you really sell all?

Rodebaugh wrote:

Morsecode wrote:The copper's in 5 gal buckets in the garage. No worries there. I doubt a ninety pound crackhound could get down the driveway with one.

If he did; couldn't you see him just shakin' with the jones jitters feeding the coinstar waiting for his print off.

Sold all my bullion last week....I am long the dollar.

REALLY?

justj2k78 wrote:

Rodebaugh wrote:

Morsecode wrote:The copper's in 5 gal buckets in the garage. No worries there. I doubt a ninety pound crackhound could get down the driveway with one.

If he did; couldn't you see him just shakin' with the jones jitters feeding the coinstar waiting for his print off.

Sold all my bullion last week....I am long the dollar.

REALLY?

It's true. He also renounced WVU and is now a die hard Buckeye fan.

With my ex-wife.
Seriously, bank safety deposit box.

Corsair wrote:

justj2k78 wrote:
REALLY?

It's true. He also renounced WVU and is now a die hard Buckeye fan.

Rumor has it he'll be using it for his tuition money at Syracuse for his certification in gold teefing!

Gardall 60" commercial safe, set in 12" of concrete in my "safe room".

20 coin tubes, stacked inside M19 ammo cans, stacked inside a B&F safe bolted to the concrete floor.

Bullion safety is better ensured by massive weight. My top end gun safe is weighted by my bags of Cu and Ni. The 4" bolts into the concrete floor also assist in the comfort factor. Even when you think you have enough protection, add some more.

fasteddy wrote:its all in old paint cans stashed in the back yard...someone else did this before me....just thought it was a great idea....talk about stealth..hidden in the open.

That makes me nervous; I hope you don't get your hoard stolen!

I use my food saver to double vacuum seal them. I divide the name brands and then make different denomination bags, 100 oz., 50 oz., 25 oz., 10 oz. then I build them into the safe house so the only way anyone could find them would be to use a wrecking ball and excavator. I had a safe deposit box but this is much safer.

Bullion? What is bullion?

IITY,IWHTKY.

All of my Silver is safe in SLV shares.

hejira11 wrote:All of my Silver is safe in SLV shares.

Yes, that's what I meant to say.

I work above a bank, and safe deposit box is 5 floors down....in the box I have cash in 3 currencies, gold, silver, diamonds, my passport and a pint of spirits.... I would keep some heat there, but for obvious reasons I don't.