Bullion Dealer on How to PROTECT YOUR STACK

In this video I talk to a bullion dealer about protecting your silver and gold stack. If you are stacking silver or gold then you need to make sure that your stack is safe and not able to be stolen from you. What are some silver stacking tips on protecting your silver stack? The first thing is to not tell anyone about your silver and gold. Secondly this bullion dealer recommends a TL30x6 UL Rated safe. He also recommends an alarm system for the safe. It is important that the alarm system has a battery backup as well. Alarm systems and cameras are important for protecting your precious metals as well as large dogs and other deterrents. They also recommend putting your stack in different locations and keeping it out of the bank if at all possible. If the bank does not allow you to have access to your wealth in an emergency then this is a problem. More Harry's Coin Shop videos below:
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[@jimmyquick1282]

The best two pieces of advice from this video. 1. Tell no one about your stack. 2. If you do have a safe, don't have it in plain sight.

[@SilverDragons47]

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@bobsacamano7653]

guard dog is good too

[@iamgabriel5823]

Stash in multiple places.

[@l.ls.8890]

Also do not tell your friends and enemies you have a safe with precious metals.

[@busterbiloxi3833]

Stealth.

[@MikeD-qq5se]

Hey guys, listen…….find a loose floorboard, double up a floor joist or rafter and hollow out the added piece and attach with magnets, pull off baseboard trim and cut bottom of drywall just shy of height of trim, again attach the trim with magnets and keep your stuff on the bottom plate of wall , etc, etc…..and leave a cheap safe with a couple pieces of silver and a couple hundred dollars in it……let em think they got your stash and know you mastered misdirection like a magician 😜

[@DBMac-ji7fr]

I don't think that will be adequate for 16,000 oz of silver. Alternately, using your idea, how will my gold fare in a house fire?

[@mattmatt6572]

Your gold is fire proof it might be in a puddle in your basement but it will still be their.

[@slapdat.byteme]

A contractor could find it…..

[@busterbiloxi3833]

It will melt. Bwahahahaha….

[@hubster4477]

​@@DBMac-ji7frbury it!

[@stardust949]

I like this topic ~ and I agree with Richard. NO ONE in my family has any notion that I've been stacking. None of them are interested, nor have they even heard of silver stacking.

[@IMDunn-oy9cd]

What if you pass? Is there some way that they would know?

[@stardust949]

@@IMDunn-oy9cd yes! I have "left instructions" ~ lol!! I am hoping to leave it all to my 3 sons.

[@busterbiloxi3833]

Now they know.

[@ickster23]

​@@busterbiloxi3833There is no way his family is going to stumble over his comments in KZbin on a channel they will never watch.

[@garykos1308]

I didn't hear bolting the safe down.

[@baseball373]

Harrys TL-30 Safe weighs 3000-4000 lbs and can not be carried away.

[@petershaver5006]

If I were to have a safe, it would be so incredibly heavy, it's a permanent fixture.

[@NorCalSlotgunner]

@@baseball373 Technically Harrys is a TL30x6. A TL30 rated safe is only rated for the door.

[@NorCalSlotgunner]

Always bolt the safe down. Yau can still tip a 3-4 K safe over to get leverage.

[@Capt.Picard]

If you’re not able to bolt the safe down, purchase 45lb. ruck plate weights and place them at the bottom of the safe. Eight of those is 360lbs. of solid cast iron at the bottom of the safe. Makes it very difficult to tip over and exponentially more difficult to move.

[@ssnerd583]

I helped a friend pour a concrete block into the bottom of his safe after he welded up a 3/8" steel box that was bolted to the bottom of the safe....and he had a second, inner steel lock box that would prevent the thief from being able to pry the door reach in and grab something

[@steve9678]

You guys are absolutely the BEST !! You always give such great advice. Just FYI TL30 and TL15 safes are extremely heavy though and you may need to place them in a basement or a solid concrete surface. A "Monitored" Home Alarm System is also a great idea. Thank you.

[@Muller_Andr]

The US replacing Russia as Europe’s major supplier of oil & gas is a huge geopolitical shift, further deepening the overall importance of the transatlantic system.

[@Jennapeters144]

The current market/economy is unnecessarily tougher for boomers/senior citizens, I’m used to just buying and holding assets which doesn’t seem applicable to the currentrollercoaster market plus inflation is catching up with my portfolio. I’m really worried about survival after retirement.

[@BushmanJames]

Buy gold, govt has failed us

[@simone_maya]

Gold is a great investment and a good bet against the devaluating dollar, been holding some for awhile now, I’m grateful my fin-planner momentous changes in the market are lightening quick, cos who know how much losses I would’ve had by now.

[@benalfredo]

I envy you, I’m still trying to recover from losses I incurred in 2022/2023, who is this investment adviser you work with, I’m intrigued and I could use some quality guidance

[@simone_maya]

I have used the same money manager for close to 10 years. We got in fairly early with a modest amount of money. we are lucky to have Jennifer look after it diligently like she has done the past 8 years.

[@r.e.b8395]

Have multiple levels of security. Alarms are a good start but nothing beats a large dogs bark.

[@Drew-Dastardly]

3 medium dogs beat one large dog. Also my biggest dog was mostly all fur and bravado rather than muscle. Oh I miss them so much.

[@daveb2280]

Agreed. Also have panic buttons in different rooms that go directly to your alarm company or local PD.

[@ScottOuellette-p1d]

I LOVE SITTING IN MY FAVORITE RECLINER WITH TWO S&W FULLY LOADED 9 MM SEMI AUTOMATICS W/ SAFETYS ON WHILE WATCHING T.V.

[@MarvinThiessen]

@@ScottOuellette-p1d "I love the smell of cordite in the evening"......

[@kiltedsasquatch3693]

Nice Musky... I've hunted them for many years and had some 100 fish years. Caught all varieties: Barred, Spotted, Clear, and Tiger. Now I've moved on to saltwater species but still able to use some of my Muskie lures for saltwater species.

[@BartLowrance]

A Harry's Coin Shop video is always top notch, but I see Harry's is next door to a pie shop, so I think next priority has to be a pie shop video...

[@SilverDragons47]

Haha we might just have to do that 😂

[@gruntlife0341]

See how much pie they will trade for a silver round! Lol

[@SilverWingnut]

As soon as i heard split your stack my first thought is bury it in the backyard. People will break in and go for the safe but no one is gonna start digging holes in your yard when they have no idea you buried anything.

[@murphthesurf3409]

I've thought of that but if you do, there has to be some 'mechanism' to let your loved ones know about the location if anything ever happens.

[@mikeobrien4437]

Safe deposit box is not FDIC insured

[@UNC3345]

One thing I have noticed abroad that we don't usually do in the US is install iron doors and bars on the windows.

[@scottwilliams5642]

We'll be there soon enough!

[@SilverStackingFreaks]

Harry's and his staff's opinions and tips are always so very useful and helpful.

[@SilverDragons47]

Gotta love em!

[@redbashin4652]

A safe in a safe too. Most intrusions are a small opening and can reach in and grab. Also have a decoy safe.

[@mattmatt6572]

Decoy safes must always be filled with rattle snakes

[@buyerofsorts]

@@mattmatt6572 Hahaha!

[@busterbiloxi3833]

He was an interior decorator! (Oops! Wrong video.)

[@busterbiloxi3833]

And slab your slabs!

[@dmtaboo_truth7052]

You can also have a decoy stack inside your safe, with the main stack hidden. They may see the decoy stack and think they've hit the jackpot and found your stash, and not both looking any further.

[@veritasfiles]

The biggest drawback of a safe is that it is a huge target. It does depend upon where you live, the layout of your home, etc..., but I honestly think that in a lot of cases, a good safe isn't the answer. It is possible to hide your stack in all sorts of ways. Obviously, hiding means really hiding, so the portion of your stack that you hide shouldn't be a portion that you are going to need to get into or look at very often. If you were to bury 500 ounces more than 12 inches under the ground in your back yard, you're not going to want to go through all of the trouble of burying that 500 ounces if you're going to have to dig it back up within a year to two. So if you're going to truly hide portions of your stack, be sure that they can stay in a hidden position for 5 to 10 years. Secondly, there are a variety of ways that you can hide your stack in plain sight. Often, people build secret compartments in or on their cabinets. I've seen people shorten drawers to leave dead space behind the draw for tubes of Silver & Gold. I've seen compartments built on the inside and underside of couches that are essentially wooden boxes tightly packed with tubes of Silver & Gold. Yeah, you have to turn your couch on its back to get to your Silver & Gold, but when you can keep 300 to 500 ounces of Silver screwed to the inside of your couch at each end, it can be more than worth the small effort of having to man-handle your couch a bit. If you have a screened-in porch where you can keep larger planters, you can always store some of your metals in there. Is it possible that thieves would knock over all of your plants and dig through the dirt looking for valuables? Yes, but how likely is it? Probably not very. One of the best things you can do is to keep both Silver and clad Ike dollars, 40% Silver halves, War Nickels, old British and Canadian 50% Silver coins, as well as Silver fakes and Gold fakes. You dress those up in flips and in a few coin tubes, and label them however you like. Those are the kinds of things that you leave out on a desk. If your wife likes jewelry, then you should buy a nice jewelry box, and fill it with mostly costume jewelry and a few low-cost real pieces of jewelry. So maybe a sterling Silver ring with a lab made Sapphire stone that might sell for $95 to $125, but is really only worth maybe $5 to $15 at the most. When the thief steals from you, he's not getting your valuables, but because he's getting something of value, he at least thinks he's getting your valuables. Granted, turning in a tube of Ike Dollars with only a few of them being Silver or a tube of 40% Kennedy halves won't be a lot of money, but it will likely be worth enough to make the thief think he was successful. Obviously, your real stack and your real jewelry are somewhere else entirely. I used to know a person who kept all of your real jewelry in the kitchen. She had a little wooden box that housed all of her various tea bags that she used to make tea with. Well, there was a 2 inch space from the bottom of that box that had little wooden braces glued on the insides at the 2 inch mark, and then a nice hard white piece of cardboard was cut to fit with just a little finger hole on one side to help lift it out, and her teabags fit perfectly on top of the cardboard. Underneath the cardboard in that two inch deep space below were rings, necklaces, etc... worth tens of thousands of dollars. Do you really think that a thief will think to pull your teabags out from the back of your cupboard and look into the bottom of that little 5X5X7 inch box? Probably not. And the point is that safes can be a good choice, depending upon your circumstances, but they are not always a good choice or even the best choice. Sometimes, clever hides and even hiding them in plain sight can be a better option. I once knew someone who took and ordinary large mason jar, and he filled the bottom inch of it with a variety of beautiful colored marbles. Then he set a full tube of Gold Buffalos right in the center. Then he carefully dropped more beautiful colored marbles on every side until he had it filled. He then tightly screwed on the lid, which had 8 to 12 holes drilled into the top. His wife decorated the neck of the jar with pretty lace and ribbons, and the stuck fake flowers through the holes in the top with their stems secured in the marbles within the jar. When you picked up the heavy jar, you thought it was the heavy weight of the marbles that you felt, and you literally couldn't even see the tube of Gold coins inside the jar. He glued some tiny wooden pieces into a square that perfectly fit the jar and matched the wooden surface of his end table, and he had a nice little decoration with $40,000+ inside of it. Is it possible a thief would take or knock that over and discover the reality within? Yes, but how probable is it? Again, the possibilities of what you can do to keep things hidden is pretty much endless. I even saw a guy use 8 tubes of Silver to build a door stop. He took two groups of 4 white rectangular ASE coin tubes and stacked them together. He basically wrapped them tightly in copy paper from his printer. Then he wrapped then tightly in saran or plastic wrap and wrapped them tightly again in copy/printer paper. Then he wrapped that in box tape, and then wrapped it in 2 layers of duct tape. Once he had the two layers of duct tape on, he started putting the brick into an old sock. Once he had it in there, he'd make sure it was tight, and he'd tie it off or cut it off and start on another sock. I can't remember how many socks he used, other than it was between 5 to 7 socks. But by the time he was done, he had a large, super heavy, somewhat soft door stop that he could either use for the front screen door or for the door to the basement. It was just sitting there out of the way or being used as a door stop, and no one had any idea there was $4,000 to $4,500 sitting there on the floor. I hope that helps someone. Safes can be good options, but they are expensive, and they are immediate targets. If you use clever hides and diversionary tactics, 9 times out of 10, you will fare better than if you put everything into a safe.

[@plantfitteruk2990]

I just want to say the three gentleman who work at the coin shop, Adrian, Harry and Richard have to be the most down to earth, polite and nicest people to deal with. These guys are cool.

[@robertboudrie2234]

The term RSC (residential security container) on a "Safe" should be considered a warning, not a reassurance.

[@1stevenj83]

One thing that wasn’t mentioned I would like to. If you’re are building a new home or purchasing a new one is having a space for a home vault. In the scheme of things it’s not that much more of an investment. Then you can keep your guns, ammo wealth, and family possessions in a secure place that is safe. Only thing make sure it’s a reputable company building it or DIY and buy a UL certified door. But, absolutely a great video with great points. I love Harry and his team’s wisdom and their thoughtfulness to share it. This is what the stacking community is about

[@coltharwood494]

A friend of mine did that very thing. He built a walk-in vault in his house that has 12" thick reinforced concrete on the walls and ceiling. The door is made for a bank vault. There is an alarm on the door and cameras both inside and outside the vault.

[@Travelbythought]

I think a clever hiding place is better than most safes. That, and not telling anyone.

[@slapdat.byteme]

Yes, absolutely. And an “Open in the event of my death” letter stored with your estate documents/attorney/financial advisor/spouse that details what you have, where it’s at, and what it’s approx worth.

[@gruntlife0341]

I know people that have bought cheap safes and filled them with absolute junk and than hidden their real items of value away in plain sight. It's amazing how someone will break into a cheap safe, see nothing worth taking, and leave. Misdirection is a powerful deterrent.

[@chetmyers7041]

I drive thru the country and scout for corn fields. I favor the 37th furrow, and walk in 111 paces, then dig down six feet.

[@joen2423]

I am so glad a road trip in a couple weeks will bring me close enough to Harry's shop to visit! I can't wait to stop in and buy something!

[@DMS20231]

They make a pepper spray dispenser that looks like a smoke detector and mounts to the ceiling. It will make a room uninhabitable for half an hour. Also - I haven’t done anything with it but my Kaba Mas safe lock has a feature where if you punch in a combination one digit off of the real one and it’ll trigger a (whatever you want it to). Thought about wiring that into the pepper sprayer. But it could also trigger a silent alarm.

[@SingaporeStacker]

Make sure that your safe is large and heavy enough to make it difficult to remove.

[@SilverDragons47]

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@tomfeldbruegge8744]

Some very valid points about safes. I would also mention about fire and water protection. Great topic.

[@skypieper]

Thanks for the pointers for keeping my stack safe. Can't wait to see some more videos about silver...

[@SilverDragons47]

Keep watching cause we got more! 💪🏽🪙

[@jamesripley6472]

I agree to a point. I just won't buy a new safe where the police can call and get a key or information on how to open your new safe with no warrant. I got rid of my newer safe and bought a late 19th to early 20th century Schwab Safe. The only way in is the combo or cracking it. Thanks Liberty Safe.

[@kevincopeland795]

My doughnuts are kept in multiple bakeries. Never in one oven.

[@MaMa-st2eg]

The Biggest reason your friends safe was destroyed because they were able to get the safe on its back. This gave them the leverage to pop the door open. Secondly, place it in a place where it is difficult for them to work on the safe.

[@kennytinker24]

Its was the movers who knew his schedule, and that safe was not mounted yet.

[@davidcatterton923]

Basement concrete floor. And add concrete sides and top. Only way in is the door and don't give them any leverage to the hinges.

[@JB-ej8zy]

The biggest reason they got in because it wasn't a real safe which is at least a TL30 rated minimum

[@ThePhantomPatriot76]

@@JB-ej8zy It looked like it had tabs instead of bars for a locking device, probably a cheap tractor supply safe.

[@daveb2280]

@@ThePhantomPatriot76 It was a Liberty Safe. You know...the ones that shared all the customer's safe combos in their inventory with the FBI WITHOUT A WARRANT! It was not rated high. TL-30's are best they don't make many of them and there is a waitlist often. My safe dealer talked me into a TL-15. Pretty much the same protection only 15 minutes difference in the UL Rating.

[@Rentcollector]

Can you arrange that Harry n Tim have a chat over coffee? That would be GOLD 😊 pun intended

[@SilverDragons47]

That definitely sounds interesting 👍🏽

[@Ken-fj4ji]

Silver Dragon / Harry and Yankee / Tim on a live podcast would be very interesting to hear.

[@busterbiloxi3833]

It would be a big right-wing whine with two guys telling you to buy more precious metals with fiat currency.

[@Rentcollector]

@@busterbiloxi3833 better then 2 soyboi’s whining that the government isn’t giving them enough of other people’s money. But what would you expect when your unelected leader of your beloved party dei’d her way to the top ohhh wait I mean did some favors to get to the top 💦🍆😵‍💫

[@tgraymk]

I say this as a gun owner: people planning to crack a safe will study their target, enter when they know you won't be home for a long time and be gone with a big gap between when they leave and you return. Owning 2A things isn't necessarily bad or good, but having a stock pile of them to protect your stock pile of metal is excessive. Guns are more affordable than high security, sure. But they are also the least likely part of your security system to be helpful. After to have 1 gun, start saving up for that nice safe, and buy those cameras and alarms. Deterrence is a lot more effective (and safe for you and your family) than conflict.

[@presence5426]

How about a cheap safe placed WITHIN a larger cheap safe (I know many large safes have another lockable container within, but still)? I'm talking about from Home Depot or even Harbor Freight. They don't have great fire protection, but you'd have a double-layer of protection. They don't have great resistance to break-ins, but it'd be really hard for a thief to break into both. The last thing a thief wants to see after grinding thru steel is ANOTHER dang safe...

[@garbo8962]

3 things needed: a safe bolted to concrete food & wall, monitored alarm & 2 mean attack dogs. A well off coworker had a person cut a hole in the basement concrete floor and weld halve a dozen rebars to a safe then installed a wall to wall rug over it.

[@bassfuser1226]

But....He didn't keep his mouth shut. ;)

[@busterbiloxi3833]

Now we know!

[@bobsacamano7653]

I also agree with Richard an alarm is great too, especially get one that notifies police immediately

[@ulexite-tv]

Good advice from Harry. I always wondered why his store's safe is in plain view -- now i know, and it makes perfect sense. As for gold and silver stolen from a "reputable depository," often by the owner of said depository, there are enough tales on this topic to make a good and spooky true crime documentary. The 2017 case of Republic Metals Corporation missing $70 million worth of gold and silver is still in the courts and more recent estimates are that "somewhere in the region of $100 million to $500 million of lost metal" has not been located. Where is that metal now?

[@busterbiloxi3833]

In a certain Middle-Eastern country.

[@kingmanaz1488]

I like Harry and crew. Wish his store was in my neighborhood.

[@SilverDragons47]

Great bunch of guys for sure 🙌🏽

[@CSXOhioRailFanPlus752]

What about a Private Vault

[@SebastianKrabs]

They always go for the safe, they never dig up the roses looking for loot. 😉

[@WestCoastShamble]

Good morning Harry!

[@bigdaddyhoffman1911]

Thanks for the video guys and as always you get 👍👍👍on the video. “Be safe!” Life is good......God Bless!!!

[@charleshenry8075]

Thanks to all three of you. Good 411.

[@mr_skills]

Harry should also always change the times he opens his safe for work. People might be casing and seeing what time he usually opens it.

[@Marky-j3o]

Trust no one suspect everyone is the best moto to live by.

[@rossacohen314]

Another great video, as always!!! Also, loved Harry's comment at the end -- "Be safe"! LOL!!!

[@JRBrown-oc2kw]

Having been an executor for four estates, all four of them with varying degrees of dementia, DO NOT hide your valuables, e.g bury, hidden voids within the home or garage, in clothing pockets, fake food cans, etc. It will probably not be found, or be given away for pennies in a garage sale. Whoever you have identified in your will/trust as the executor/representative, make sure they know where you keep your high end stuff. No one else should know. Just keep quiet. Got a heavy fire rated table height safe? It should not be readily visible. At a minimum get a few camera's that auto alert and provide a video feed to you. Two storage locations are another option. Enough at the house to get you through 30 days of crazy and the rest offsite at a safe deposit box. Just some thoughts from the cheap seats. Peace!

[@kitty-go7rj]

I only watch the videos with harry

[@hr8052]

Possibly in the future an AI Robot security alarm guard system will exist.

[@billseymourjr5472]

This is why I often wonder why the KZbin community often show their full stack of precious metals on their videos. I don't even let my wife know what's in my safe.

[@davidward1259]

Medium security decoy safe that has a inert Claymore inside it. Has a digital 10 second countdown timer with visible red LED's and fake wires going to the "claymore". Activates upon opening safe door. I just need to put a camera inside also... "Front towards enemy"

[@jianjieyap2010]

Evil, loves it

[@tedcharp]

Great video. Thanks for sharing SD👍

[@DudeAutonomy]

A $15 blink camera can work miracles…

[@ddprepper5227]

Silver will be the next tier one asset😊🎉❤ thumbs up 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😎

[@Jan-m5c2r]

It never will!

[@SpeedDemonExpress]

You can also hide air tags or equivalent tracking devices with your valuables. They are cheap these days. Use multiples.

[@QoraxAudio]

Alarm on a safe is definitely a good tip. Especially an alarm that has a connection to your mobile phone or some emergency response unit. Because if it takes thieves a lot of time to get in, you have time enough to react. I mean, if you're away and thieves have all day long to get in, they will likely get in regardless of how secure a safe is. Any safe can be cracked if someone has enough time to do so... Oh and, BOLT THE SAFE DOWN TO THE FLOOR, using proper bolts. It's commonly known, but so often forgotten, overlooked or just perpetually procrastinated.

[@baseball373]

I agree 100% with Harry... most all gun safes are only 12 gauge steel on the sides top and back. and can be cut open with a grinding wheel. But thats not happening with a TL-30 Burglary Safe which has 5/8" steel plate on the exterior and interior with 4" of high strength concrete with 5/8"" rebar in the center. I purchased 2 TL-30 Burglary safes and they weigh 2000 lbs each empty They were pricey at about $7500 each but they do give you peace of mind It took a Special hydraulic machine to bring them in hour house.

[@busterbiloxi3833]

And now you’ve told everyone about it. Not too bright, Doofus!

[@baseball373]

@@busterbiloxi3833 LOL...Good Luck I won't be calling 911 I will be calling the Morgue.

[@DavidFlores-rx9fj]

You guys came up with some great ideas. Keep up the great work. Happy Wednesday.

[@HughesEnterprises]

Anything you can buy at a big box store can have the sides cut off with a circular saw in 5 minutes. Anything you buy at a big box store is not a safe, it is a Residential Security Container. It’s just 14ga plate. Only idiots try popping the door. And if you can’t even bolt it to the floor don’t even bother, get an equally secure glass display cabinet.

[@emills1417]

I store my wealth in Lego blocks. They keep their value pretty well and I can leave them all over the floor.

[@mattmatt6572]

I'm sure your mom appreciates that

[@SilverDragons47]

lol

[@iamgabriel5823]

You think he's kidding. He's not. Those Legos have quite a bit of value. Not good barter material though.

[@loafersheffield]

@@iamgabriel5823 Only so long as you keep the original box, packaging and also the assembly instructions.

[@Drew-Dastardly]

Genuine Lego are expensive for what they are, also the next worst thing to accidentally stand on to a UK upturned mains plug.

[@hurryandleave9680]

Great video. Very informative.

[@jessetellez3924]

My friend has a decoy box with all his spare change nickels, dimes etc and about $100 in ones 20s and 5s. It has a label that says "Dad's money box don't touch" to make it look like its meant to keep his kids away from it. If a thief were to come in and see the money box full of loose change and a stack of cash they think two things. 1) This person nickels and dimes therefore he is poor. 2) When they find the decoy, they stop looking for the real safe that's hidden.

[@johnmontgomery5284]

Ring camera directly on the safe. Sends messages straight to your cellphone

[@shawnparrish1999]

Ring cameras are too easy to neutralize. Take down the home internet (wifi blocker or just cut the cable) and they're useless. No cellphone alert when it can't reach the internet.

[@jaybarr3307]

Does it work when the power is cut to the house?

[@wayneandsandrawestmoreland9465]

Good info. We are currently looking for a safe.

[@sniperic1]

that is the best advise never tell anybody about your stack or guns,

[@rjsledz]

Not everybody can afford are UL safe.... I recommend a secret hiding place... With regards to midnight gardening there's something called a metal detector LOL so that's not going to work..

[@floridastacker]

Great advice!

[@joerock1736]

Exactly right tell no one. Look average nothing flashy except for you safe.

[@bigpete2010]

Another great video!

[@josephbarron9230]

Excellent information, as always. Thank You.

[@SmithsnMoz]

Buying a SAFE would cost me more than the amount of Silver i own!! 😅😅😅

[@patchrat1]

Me too but my little stack isn’t hard to hide in plain sight

[@greenman5255]

Richard has the best points. A very loud alarm system, and keep your #%@#&!@ Mouth shut. I'm against safes, because that tells someone that you have something valuable in your home.

[@chobiden7770]

yep. if it's a big safe you'll need to get it delivered and the guys on delivery know you have it and your neighbors will see you moving it in. If you deliver it yourself, your friends will know you have it and your neighbors will see you moving it in.

[@BlackCoinCrypto]

I have a Judas Safe. Thats the one you will find and might be able to open.

[@miltonbates6425]

Or just buy a safe from a safe store and pay cash for it.

[@markroberts9577]

They are OK to keep your will/ trust forms safe from fire.

[@jeffkendel1570]

​@@chobiden7770 If you move in the dark, and not a girlybitch, a strong man (me) can move a safe. And my friends are not into what I'm into, nor do I run in circles with weazly, snakes.

[@johnsmith1953x]

*HEY!! Richard is back!!* We miss him!!! YEAY!!!

[@ricks7432]

That safe looks like a good one but I would not want to be the one on the bottom while it is being slid down the basement stairs. Probably close to 1K lber.

[@freighter1097]

An AMSEC tl30 that size is around 4k lbs.

[@ricks7432]

@@freighter1097 Just looked one up that looks about the same as Harrys'. 3,418 lbs on sale for $16,807. I was a little short to say the least.

[@aspiringalchemist8398]

At the very end of the video Harry said “Be safe!” Was that pun intended?! 😂

[@margrietlaan8020]

Ok, you tell nobody you have gold or silver but when the whole neighborhood see 3 big men haul a whopper of a safe into your apartment éverybody will know you have some valuables to put into it....

[@buyerofsorts]

Your apartment. lol

[@daveb2280]

...And you will eventually have contractors in your home doing routine maintenance at some point. I've been asked by a contractor why I had such a big safe. I told him it was just a gun safe that I overpaid for.

[@busterbiloxi3833]

If the contractor’s name was Enzo or Tony you had better be more careful.

[@archstanton6441]

I have a large gun safe, but I don't keep precious metals in it. Those are hidden in a safer place where they can't be found.

[@buyerofsorts]

Under the floor boards of your house, right? C'mon, right??

[@Nemysis6580]

you don't think if they know you have precious metals they can't make you show them where they are just like they would make you open the safe?

[@archstanton6441]

@@Nemysis6580 Nobody knows except my wife.

[@busterbiloxi3833]

And now people know all about you.

[@busterbiloxi3833]

Under the toilet. In waterproof containers.

[@RaspingPompano2]

Like Harry said, I don’t care if the guys stuff was on the kitchen table, theft is theft and theft is wrong. My safe, pit bull and pistols are a great deterrent.

[@SilverDragons47]

Such a tragedy for sure 🙁

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[@jeffbox1torres]

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I'd appreciate it if you show me how to go about it.

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[@kennyfrancis6882]

I would suggest having a safe bolted down to the ground under the floorboard at the basement, doesn't make sense to have a standalone safe knowing that it will be the primary target of robbers. That 39min or 1 hour time does not remove that anxiety.

[@MooseBme]

Secrecy, guns, safes, alarms, dogs... And the willingness to use all of them!

[@davidmleblanc39]

Others ways to look at precious metals security at home, in addition with a quality safe, is by taking a perimeter approach. Your home should have good lighting (maybe on motion detection), shrubs that are trimmed so thieves can't find cover, a solid fence to slow them down a little, good locks on windows and doors, and even a dog. These won't stop thieves who want to break in but will at least slow them down and maybe they will go elsewhere.

[@scoobydoo229]

Put weights in the safe, but not the precious metals.

[@saystheking3644]

" You can get past a dog, nobody messes with a tiger bro" -Grandmas boy

[@jiggidyjam]

Not wise to keep 30k worth of metals in a 800.00 dollar safe

[@erikdexter3100]

I use a $500 gun to protect my priceless life …money has little to do with it

[@jiggidyjam]

@@erikdexter3100 money has everything to do with a quality safe. Someone can get into your 500.00 safe in literally 3-5 mins

[@TheLeadShed]

I use the 4 German shepherds inside the house system...and there's lead stacked almost as much as my silver

[@Richmart1955]

❤ Informative. Was your friends safe bolted to the floor?

[@gunmetalGTR90]

I learned a new term in this video, “Midnight Gardening”. I love it so much! Hahahaha 😂

[@LarryGarcia-p3j]

Invest in whatever precious metals you can, weather it be Gold or Silver. At least you can leave your Loved Ones something. Everything has Value, but Most of all LOVE is above all. Enough said...❤

[@GoldAztec05]

💥 💥💥Great Video & Fantastic Advice. Always a pleasure to see Harry, Adrian, Richard.. Thanks 🐉🐉🐉👍👊

[@SilverDragons47]

🙏🏽🐉🔥

[@TimmyMoza]

Have a cheap decoy safe in a more ‘common’ place and put the valuables safe well hidden and planted as other commenters have mentioned elsewhere….

[@JJ-Cool15]

Around here - outside the USofA the insurance company will possibly not cover your loss if the goods are not in a safe.

[@Good-Citizen]

Was that burglarized safe a LIBERTY?

[@freedomindependent4541]

Nowadays, in my area, Wells Fargo and CHASE do not give safety deposit boxes anymore. Whoever has it has it. They do not give new customers safety deposit boxes.

[@mysilverjourney]

Great advice guys !

[@natemr4482]

Great video brother thanks for the info 😀

[@newenglandendler]

i always wanted to buy a small one and fill it with rocks and place it in a easy to find spot / decoy

[@richardmetcalf2346]

There are very good inexpensive means of protecting your stack other than an expensive safe. A lot of people stack on a budget and can't afford a heavy safe!

[@Drew-Dastardly]

I have a cheapo safe in an easily accessible place that I fill with my slightly important government documents mostly. Definitely not any of my gold or silver. This is slightly on show as a decoy. Most burglaries are just opportunist druggies with an IQ of 50. I could keep those documents in a desk drawer, but the crap safe is actually my organisation too - my drawers are messy and unorganised. I will not tell where I keep my valuable stuff but it is not in a bloody big UL (ABI) approved safe with a known 30 minute timeout. The police in the UK will not respond to any actual violent or property crime ever in 30 minutes unless it is a "mean non-crime hate post" on twitter when they will have 6 squad cars battering down the door. Hiding stuff in holes in the ground if you have the land and not overlooked is good. But you have to make sure you keep a "Pirates Treasure Map X marks the spot" for your children in case you suddenly pass away. Young children will love this I am sure. Where do you keep the map? Also I totally agree with having a few dogs in the house to stop the minor scumbag criminals anyway. Even if they break in and just steal your TV, PC and trash the place is devastating enough. I had dogs for years and they totally protected the house.

[@DBMac-ji7fr]

Good ideas. I still can't figure out how your police can still walk the streets safely following the revelations of Rotherham, et al.

[@Drew-Dastardly]

@@DBMac-ji7fr They walk very safely - from the private car park to their cushy office. To then spend 10 hours looking at YT or tweets. They just ignore the (non YT word allowed) that the specific community does to little girls, because being accusing of a "hate incident" is far worse to them then their job of protecting actual children who are could even be their own. Woke PC is more important than reality.

[@busterbiloxi3833]

Well said, Guv’nor, well said.

[@saystheking3644]

Upgrade to a S&G 8550, it will stop the lock tools and manipulation all day. But verify your metal is this up to standard for what you hold. I love AmSec like they say but pay attention to the weight. AmSec are like 2500#+ dry. Most floors won't hold that.

[@willa2365]

Safe Deposit Boxes are not safe from the banks. 😮

[@markd.songsandstuff7728]

It may depend what state you live in. In my state it's illegal for banks to confiscate contents of safety deposit boxes, even if they fail. If box rental fee is not paid or the box is abandoned, state law requires several witnesses to be present when a box is opened and contents are turned over to the state. Efforts are made to try and find the descendants. The state keeps the contents until descendants are located.

[@greggdeboer8088]

As a long time Detective, I strongly advise against Wi-Fi cameras and security systems. Although better than nothing, we have had many cases where wifi jammers were used and they systems were rendered useless

[@dubasciver3234]

Excellent video!

[@markroberts9577]

I just bought the "Dirty" girl safe after your last safe video

[@SilverDragons47]

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽