How Do You Store Your Coins And Pm's For Security?

Bank safe deposit box, but I also work at the bank so it is very convenient for me.

I do both. Those less likely to be accessed or looked at everyday go to SD otherwise they are at a safe place with extra measuressssssss!

Coins that are long term hold & nice expensive stuff go to bank SD box.
Stuff we are working on go in various places in my home, but we have 120lb. German Shepard & Smith & Wesson.

On other very important point; Loose lips sink ships. It should not be common knowledge what you keep at home.

Not sure if this was supposed to be a joke but I used to have a parrot that did attack people. Actually when it sat on my wife's shoulder I couldn't touch her or I'd get attacked too. Accidently left the cage open one day a neighbor came over and got attacked and really got a head wound. Some of those parrots are a little on the mean side.
As to a safe in the house. I always warn people about those. If people see them, word spreads that you have one so must have a lot of money at home. Guns, knives, dogs, etc. don't do much when the robbers have bigger guns and more of them. Remember a gun to you or a family member's head makes those safes open fast.

The safety deposit box is obviously the most secure and I store only a few coins in one (less than 10). My collection extends to perhaps 3000 pieces and they are stored at home in various levels of security, with perhaps 50 or so in a safe. I enjoy working on my collection, so it is better to have easy access to them.

The most valuable part of my collection is absolutely impossible to steal: that is, my love of numismatics, and the friends and knowledge gained from my collection.

@coins92: That's an awesome system you have devised. However, depending on where you live, the burglar may countersue you for negligence. It's happened before and it's such a sad waste of justice.

@Stunet: It amazes me that insurance papers are flammable at all. They should be made of stone.

My collection isn't worth mega dollars & I live in a low crime area so I don't worry about it too much. The truth is most burglars are incompetent......they're looking for something portable they can trade to their drug dealer for product. Any coins left laying around will probably be spent at the nearest convenience store for beer & cigarettes. Given a choice between fooling with your safe or taking your flat screen TV they'll take the TV every time. If your collection is worth enough for a true pro to be interested there's almost nothing you can do to keep them from getting it.