Places To Hide Easily Accesible Pms Around The Household?

You can't steal digital assets though, so poor criminal...

Here are some more suggestions on where to hide stuff: Septic tank, Dog house, Create a sculpture or furniture out of it and disguise it, Safety deposit box, Floor boards, Groundhog tunnel, In the ceiling, On your roof (great for floods), In your fireplace/chimney, In the open right next to a good live camera system, In a lake, Taped underneath doors, In your muffler, Inside a turkey in a freezer, Under the carpeting, Cast a flagpole out of your bullion and erect it right there on your property, Under some pavement/cement, In a pig pen, In a shell (hollowed out objects like shaving cream or books), Behind a false wall, In the woods/swamp/marsh, In your garden (must be functional), In a well, Under stone tiles, In a stair handrail, In the dishwasher, Under the fridge, Make a decoy stash (add recent stuff like a recent receipt to make it look not old), In your DVD collection, Mill your bullion out into a large flat sheet and put it anywhere, At your in-laws', In your eavesdrops, Air vents, Tape them onto anything, In your dirty laundry, Superglued under your boat (would this work?)...


Basically I'm trying to confuse criminals here by giving them tons of disgusting places to look. So don't hide your stuff there. Or not. Bullion is quite versatile. It can be reformed if needed, but also it can hide in places where paper money can't.

I didnt read em all but heres my favourite - go into the chimney and put in a hook, up inside it. Then you can just hang a bag in there.

Theres also another method. Its pretty permanent, but noone will be finding it. Buy a whiteboard, write soem tedious crud on it. Hollow out a bit inside the wall, mount the board over it - screw it in tight. Of course, tap the board and you'll hear the hollow.

My favourite method is to leave decoys, personally.

DB---I'm with you there. I got a Jabba's Palace lego set just before they became extinct. With spot down where it is these days, my Jabba's Palace is probably worth more than my stack...

I'm still lusting after that Yellow Castle...

The first thing you do is never tell your kids that you have bullion or coin collection. Kids always brag and sooner or later a friend of a friend is trying to rob you. You could put in in a Bowling ball bag in the main closet. Inside of a Pinball machine if you have one. Inside of a recessed light pull the trim off and stick it inside of the housing. Ceiling fan remove the globe take the bulb out replace with coins reinstall globe. The hollow book trick d it with a encyclopedia or dictionary.

If you have room to store it then Lego can be a really good investment. Sets are only manufactured for a limited time and when they're discontinued they're gone for good.

You've just got to be careful to pick the right theme. Something like Star Wars is a reasonably safe bet because it's so popular with adults and with three more films coming it will stay on people's minds for the foreseeable future.

That said, buying Lego sets as a pure investment is frowned upon. At the end of the day it's a toy, and supposed to be played with.