How To Hide Your Silver and Gold At Home From Thieves

[@SurvivalLiving]

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[@ewc435black9]

My 96-year-old grandmother used to hide her cash in her douche bag in her bathroom.

[@Sunset553]

Yeah I was thinking of somewhere in the feminine hygiene products

[@ewc435black9]

@@Sunset553 Who would search the bottom of a tampon box? You and are think alike!

[@Sunset553]

@@ewc435black9 it worked to smuggle a jam jar of wine into a MLB game. They guy started to search then got to a layer of tampons and eww-ed out.

[@rain0450]

Iconic tbh

[@veritasfiles]

You don't need my agreement, but you're 100% correct to stack Gold & Silver for economic collapse. Obviously, they are a lower priority than food, water, shelter, guns, ammo, etc... but for the long-term storage of purchasing power, which equates to hours, days, weeks, months, or even years that you don't have to expend physical labor to earn wealth, Gold & Silver are MUST HAVE items for economic collapse and post SHTF environments. Those are some great and creative ideas to secure your wealth! Great stuff!

[@kbchicks9978]

Hey CFP! Our precious metals are kept off-site but another place could be in the hem of your draperies, sew them in so they don't jingle around it they're moved. I got this idea several years ago when my mom would put silverware {for the weight} in the hem of shears to eliminate wrinkles

[@UNoBugMe1]

I have a gas fired fireplace that I don’t use anymore. I take white birch logs and hollow a few out and place my valuables into them and cap them with the same wood but leaving the bark a few inches to accept the cap. I’ll hollow out 2out of 5 of them and stack them in the stove. I call them You’llhidelogs, instead of Yuletide logs. Run with it cause I never patented it.

[@ambivertical]

Love the idea

[@tmoney5528]

I think the paint and ice cream ideas are great, but personally I would first vacuum bag seal them, then shove them in there. As shown you had the paint coins in ziploc but ....vacuum seal is a better seal than ziploc.

[@bobikdylan]

I wouldn't put my stack in Haagen Dazs, but the cheapest no-name ice-cream. If I burgled a house and saw HD in the freezer, I'd be straight to the spoon drawer.

[@imcirgold]

Back when I had a construction business I had a customer ask me to make a secure place for his silver and gold his idea was cut a small amount of your drywall from behind your door trim put a hinge on the back of the trim board and drill a small hole to stick a nail through to keep it from accidentally being opened it was a great idea and worked left a cubby hole behind the trim board to put alot of things !!

[@tmoney5528]

I'm having trouble visualizing that. Sure would love to see a demo video on that ! Would be stellar.

[@russelbrown6275]

Better Call Saul

[@raul1899]

The thief who broke into that house and wanted to eat something from that fridge got lucky.

[@gordonblank6845]

Where ever you decide on "hiding" your stack be sure and let someone know where your holes are. my siblings trade a letter to be opened after major event we share things like stashes and passwords to our accounts. I had a close friend pass away this last year and his family didn't know that he would stash 100's in his books. The books went to goodwill the first day and they didn't know. Someone had a good day at work.

[@CabinGRL]

Silver in the ice cream is the most red neck thing I’ve seen yet and I am 100% loving it 😂

[@tmoney5528]

I agree. Even a redneck would say "ohhhhh SNAP, I just got outdone ! "

[@bobdbeck]

But I wouldn't use Haagen Dazs.......perhaps some cheaper brand. You never know when a thief might be hungry.

[@southernboyprepper3252]

I have hid places in super secret locations. Not only that I forgot what I hid, I forgot where the secret place is. Really good ideas. I use different types of items and locations as well as off site to us. Great video. Stay safe

[@garrettelliott2565]

Thieves are usually pretty lazy, they almost never go into the attic.

[@GillAgainsIsland12]

True, unless they already know you're hiding something up there.

[@brandongant9343]

@@garrettelliott2565 not necessarily lazy…they want to get in and out as quick as possible and climbing up in an attic is not usually a quick process…first you gotta find where the attic access is etc etc

[@xenon119]

Saw the ice cream “so that’s how coins are getting milk spots” lol

[@LizaJane84]

😂😂😂😂

[@azwelke2638]

A lot of people hide it in their clothing, and then it ends up at the Goodwill after they pass away. Always check your passed relatives clothes really good, probably with a metal detector.

[@patriotpreacher43]

With the price of paint these days people might actually steal the paint cans…for the paint!

[@tmoney5528]

LOL, I wuz thinking the same thing.

[@tmoney5528]

8:20 I couldn't stop LOL'ing at the ice cream idea. I think it's a wonderful idea, but man was that funny seeing the rounds appear when the ice cream was rinsed in the sink.

[@leod6905]

......this is what we came down to in the USA... 63yrs old and watched America fall apart

[@axelbrode4673]

Enjoying the content. I just subscribed. I tried to dabble in Prepping prior to the Pandemic, but when I could not find any TP once it started it became "Game On". Have not looked back since then. I never go shopping without bringing home some Preps. Defensive prepping since 2009.

[@MrMinuteman69]

I have hidden stuff only to forget where I hid them. I found one of my kids Christmas gifts two years after I hid it. I do have a couple secure places to stash stuff. I am one to hide things in plain sight.

[@gonefishing3644]

Most burglars know the old trick of hiding valuables in the freezer. And some of these idiots will actually linger around to eat food from your refrigerator and freezer. I would never hide valuables there. Never hide valuables in the main bedroom because that is the room burglars search most thoroughly. The master bathroom is also a poor choice for hiding things because burglars search for prescription meds there. When you have kitchen cabinets that do not go all the way to the ceiling, lay some coins up there -- a burglar will probably not check up there. Put a small container of coins behind the washer and dryer -- a burglar is unlikely to move heavy appliances to check behind them. Or unscrew the vent cover over an HVAC wall duct in any room except a bedroom and put some coins there. Put some coins in jar-size waterproof plastic containers and bury them in various places -- in the crawl space, under the back porch, in the attic insulation near the eaves, in the center of a backyard flower bed, under the children's sand box... Make a little "x marks the spot" map of where you have hidden your coins and keep it in a bank's safety deposit box or in a sealed envelope addressed to your heir next to your most recent will and in the safe keeping of your attorney. And make sure your spouse knows where the coins are hidden just in case you do not survive the disaster but he or she does. And be sure to move any hidden coins before a repairman will be working near there and could stumble upon the stash of coins.

[@mandyshaw4097]

Or you could do like my mom did, she had a collection of rattlesnakes where she had stuff hide under the fake rocks in their pen ( 50 x 70 ) that's where only I knew she kept her money rolled up and tucked under them rocks in the main pit... And she put alot of her money in fruit jars in the ground inside the main snake pit ..lol that was HER money...She would store her whiskey in old junk cars at one of my uncle's junk yards.. He had 4.. and my other uncle had 3..lol. Shed put at box with one of her spit fire, ill tempered rattlesnakes in the middle of the whiskey in which ever junk wreaked car she picked out to store her whiskey in that week and when the ABC agents would walk by shaken the old cars or hitting the trunks to listen if they heard bottles hitting together or hear whisky moving around that old timber rattlesnake would get pissed off and start rattling. LoL 😂 they'd jump nearly break their backs jumping and trying to get away from the car. 😂..We sit on top of the hill and watch them ABC agents get all spooked out after they heard them rattlesnakes ticking.lol.😂🤣. Mom and dad had a old man real good friend that lived there just in Florida just across the state line of Alabama and Florida ,that dealt with poisonous snakes and when he got up a bunch extra then mom or dad would travel down there to pick them up...Mom and dad both passed so I can tell it now. LoL 😂.

[@Hawkeye2001]

Just make sure a trusted family member / friend has an idea where to look, should you become suddenly incapable of communicating. (Stroke, death, .... )

[@Blue_Kryptonite]

When it comes to money, friends and family are the last to be trusted.

[@billcook4768]

@@Blue_Kryptonite To me, that’s the biggest problem with hiding valuables. If you keep the location to yourself, what happens if something happens to you. And if you tell somebody, then somebody can take your stuff. I enjoyed this video, but hiding isn’t for me.

[@Denice340]

I went to Costco and saw so many big house hold items that you can stash coins in; ie, large detergent boxes, there were all types of large containers. I plan to store my coins in my large protein shake container.

[@wyogal2971]

Put in a water bottle where you keep your other water bottles. I saw on Facebook to put a toilet paper tube in a mason jar. Don’t put food around the tube because it could be stolen but you could use paper clips or buttons or something no one would care about.

[@privatepilot4064]

Farmers used to hide their money under fence posts.

[@chancepaladin]

silver is so much fuuuuuuun! just don't hide it so well you lose it :( my silver quarters, no matter how hard I tried, I'd always lose them. total bummer. which is why I put mine under the kitty litter box, where nobody dares to go!!!!!!!!

[@jamesbaca6723]

if you have central heat furnace, put yur stash in the return air vent either in the wall behind the grill or in the furnace return air cabinet section itself

[@rockapartyjd]

Bub, your growth and quality of work is so inspiring! Seriously, Bravo to u! The hard work truly shows! Excellent video btw...even the wife said wow that was a great vid lol...keep it up brother, you deserve the success 👏!

[@SurvivalLiving]

Will do brother and definitely appreciate that my friend 👍

[@2Amendment]

I also stack freedom seeds and real seeds

[@privatepilot4064]

Under the baseboards of your kitchen cabinets. Flat on top of your kitchen cabinets. Hiding it in ice cream will definitely give you milk spots! 🤣

[@brokendolly6967]

PVC pipe for the silver rounds, put rounds in pipe cap ends, and bury it or...slide it into a false drainage pipe.

[@JesseKennedy-bw8ly]

Was thinking about the metal detector issue. My solution was to backfill the top 18 inches of the hole with a few old beercans

[@ScruffyIsMyName]

Yeah, or seed the whole backyard with dozens of old bolts and washers. They'd soon get fed up with it.

[@FauxQue-yk8dt]

If you bury stuff and you don't want it detected scatter nuts bolts screws washers all over the yard. If you have a metal lathe scatter the turnings and chips everywhere. When we go on vacation the cats litter box is a good place to hide an extra gun or two.

[@paintedpreppers-airguns]

Great video man some good tips, love the paint can idea

[@JOKERS-WILD]

Awesome video my friend! Great ideas and definitely a great idea in itself 💯👍

[@prepping2survive615]

Love the paint can idea I'm a painter by trait that's my profession I've used that idea myself to hide other items

[@GillAgainsIsland12]

It helps if you have an attic that you need a ladder to access. Then hide it up there. No thief is going to spend the time looking for it up there unless they already know it's there.

[@Savannah_prepping1]

Outlet boxes for cable or phone lines work to

[@valerier4308]

"Left over" paint! 👍👍👍

[@irocsilver]

That's what I use

[@hootowlholler3760]

Good ideas! Criminals used to hide drugs in the back of their toilet tanks. I think cops now look there 1st. 😂🤣

[@irocsilver]

Ya, we used to hide pints in the school toilets the day before a high school dance. Spent one dance,I remember, hanging out with that toilet most the night...puking. My buddy was in the next stall. Lol

[@irocsilver]

When hash came with a prison sentence, I found my desk at work was a great place to keep my OZs of hash

[@hootowlholler3760]

@@irocsilver oh my goodness! 🤣😂

[@ScruffyIsMyName]

Speaking about the quick "grab'n'run" type of break-in... Do you think it's worthwhile having a really obvious dummy/decoy safe with just a couple of hundred in it?

[@irocsilver]

Yup, old paint cans, is what is use. Stick em behind the water tank down the dankest,darkest corner of the basement. Although you can't destroy AU/AG with fire my hope is the tank and remote corner will prevent melting. That's my plan anyway.

[@PoppinPimples]

What u do when the new improved irs comes kicking in ur door with metal detectors?

[@freedomfighter1861]

Pop some pimples!

[@Crafty.Veteran.Survival]

Great video as always. Also thanks for the shout out to me and my buddy over at Kevlar Joe's! Glad you thought the coffee was good 👍 I'll probably try his "Campfire Joe" grind next (use that one whenever I'm camping 😆). You're the man 💪

[@jessicarice7820]

Very smart ideas my boy thanks

[@texan2560]

How about the John Wick method of cementing over it in your garage! Pretty cool. Plus stash some guns in there too!

[@jali898]

Done just that ..works a treat and very good protection from fire

[@twylitegotbannedtwice3411]

Let's hope the Thieves don't watch this. Lol

[@SurvivalLiving]

Well if you watched you would have clearly heard me say I don't use these ideas because I've placed it in the internet

[@aaronjackson2780]

@@SurvivalLiving do you have a link to where your buying your silver?

[@SurvivalLiving]

I buy from who ever has the best deals. If not in person at our local coin and bullion shop I get silver from money Metals and SD Our Gold & Silver Affiliate : Money Metals Exchange www.shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=696067&u=2133484&m=57542 SD Bullion www.shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=1531669&u=2133484&m=96929

[@aaronjackson2780]

@@SurvivalLiving right on, thank you

[@Jean_W]

Great ideas... thank you 🎉

[@Tomo-hb2tq]

I got one for u u could put some of it at the bottom of your bin take the bag out then tape the silver to the bottom then put the bag back and half full it with food waste and other rubbish

[@michaeld5770]

What about natural disasters? In the ground ok. In the house, maybe not so much. What about an accidental death? How many family know locations, if any?

[@Sunset553]

I recently talked to my remaining family about a location which would stand out to them so they won’t throw it away if i die and they have to clean out my place. Robber free but family friendly

[@57054]

Unfortunately, i can't do anything like this with my wife at home all the time. She's constantly rearranging things while im at work. You have to consider this if you live with someone. I considered using a 3" dia. auger bit and drill 24 inches deep into crawlspace earth. Then put valuables inside a 2" pvc pipe inside the drilled hole.

[@Blue_Kryptonite]

Put them inside your toolbox where you put all your drills, screwdrivers, etc.

[@lashuanjones1213]

Where did you get your case from to store your silver coins in that's shown in this video?

[@SurvivalLiving]

I picked it up on Amazon

[@brianle9871]

Frozen meat and ice cream is the 1st target in California. My friends hidden a diamond inside a toothpaste still gone.

[@kd6836]

I’ve kept silver in paint cans for years. Looks like I’ll have to think of something else now.

[@DerekCarrillo7541]

another really good vid thanks

[@ghostlincon]

Good idea with the paint can

[@robertclark9]

I could never understand people using safes in their homes. Most homes have hundreds of places to hide gold and silver, where no one would find it. The best place being underground. A few lengths of PVC pipe and a few fittings is all it takes.

[@billcook4768]

Everybody should do what they think best. Me? I don’t like hiding stuff because hiders either have to tell others what they’ve done, or risk becoming incapacitated.

[@robertclark9]

That’s true in some cases. But in my house, the ones looking to “find” it, are at risk of being incapacitated. Incapacitated with extreme prejudice.

[@DisabledandPrepping]

I need a case like that for something so I was wondering what kind of case it is and the name of it so maybe I could look it up to order it.

[@cherokeecowboy7558]

Great food for thought. Thx!

[@yinzerprepper9125]

Thanks for the idea cfp!

[@debsmith5971]

Cool ideas CFP! Kitties litter, dry cat foods, under kitties litter box 😈 in the fire pits! Under animal waters.

[@mzdebbie8698]

Incredible idea ☺️ thanks.

[@Forest_Actual]

Good ideas! It would be my luck I would eat the ice cream before removing the silver! LOL 🤢

[@X24REVIEWS]

This is an excellent idea! good info

[@thebittercritter9570]

Prison style may be necessary...stock up on fiber folks 😐👍

[@jimtaylorsr]

In an old squirrel's nest ìn the old oak tree; never saw anyone climb a tree with a metal detector.

[@amandamoe523]

Nice!! Thank you!!👍💕☕☕

[@cindycrane4475]

Great topic!!

[@connorprice5611]

Where did that coin case come from?

[@SurvivalLiving]

Amazon

[@coolchick3666]

Quick question. Can we freeze (g o l d) too??

[@Sunset553]

Yes the freezing temp of the goId is much lower than our kitchen freezers.

[@layalechidiac9054]

what if the thief needed paint for his home?

[@ALPHAJACK78]

Great ideas! Thanks

[@MichaelR58]

Good ideas , thanks for sharing , God bless !

[@explodedstarmonkey]

Gotta put all your stash spots in your will and even then your will might not be fully read before they toss all your hoarder trash or wife might decide to clean...

[@SansAziza]

This reminds me of that scene in El Camino, where Todd hid his money inside a hollowed out refrigerator door. Heh

[@Purrrjury]

Where you get that case bruh?

[@mzdebbie8698]

I'm binge watching 😉

[@lakeishag5023]

i love this idea!!

[@samanthaporter6662]

My mother used to keep her gold and jewelry in a planters peanut can!!

[@Chris-td8mr]

300 Thieves like this Video

[@Mackenzieadventures1]

What silver? :)

[@monicawarren3678]

Exactly🎉

[@korpcounter01]

What up man.

[@SurvivalLiving]

Hey there Luis 👍

[@lbcsv]

Great ideas!

[@betod3113]

Great ideas.. 👍😊😊🥈🥈🥇🥇 I guess use ur imagination where u can hide it and they won't even think of the item.. good thing I have a few gold coins and jewelry outside of my house we're u have to show ur id or something to be able to access to it and cops will get there fast. . My silver I have it with me but I have to hide it cuz u never what can happen when u leave from home great ideas thanks 😊😊👍

[@BigSwole21]

Thieves are too stupid to steal silver, they want dumb shit like tvs and xboxs.

[@tinfoilhat1441]

Great tips..

[@michaelberger8990]

Wonderful ideas bro, wonderful... I live in a 28-ft by 10 ft camper... This video gives me a whole s*** ton of ideas, who would it ever thought that you can hide shove rounds in a tub of ice cream lmfao

[@patriotpreacher43]

Mid video (in case you haven’t covered it yet) under the trash bag in the trash can.

[@vktravellog1242]

Thank you for sharing now I know where to look 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@LizaJane84]

Use a baby's diaper pail for dirty diapers and I promise you no one will touch it😅😅😅

[@REAPERMILITIAOUTDOORS]

Good ideas indeed. 👊💀

[@HappyHermitt]

Awesome

[@whyme4476]

I feel like flat earthers would stack silver. Gold is so much lighter and easier to stack/hide. You can buy gold in as small increments as 1gram or 1/10 ounce if budget is the issue

[@allanf4756]

Cool 👍🏼👍🏼

[@sarahangel3439]

What about Hayden your precious metals in the back of your toilet tank?

[@samuelavetisyan1062]

i hide mine behind my anime figures lol whos gona break in and think wow that figure looks cool ima take it

[@TonyReadSings]

wont putting it in ice cream ruin it

[@tinaingram885]

Inside the cat litter containers not used yet!!! We buy the plastic bucket of litter. Over 20lbs. Very heavy. 😊Then we save rain water inside them.

[@alexandermonzon8165]

Hey HomeBoy stop flossin Essey with the Cuetey some vatos are hungry out here stay safe C.F.P. always ready...

[@selvinyeo7584]

How about just put in bank safe vault...

[@Onetwothree789]

Because it’s not yours anymore, the bank owns it.

[@SurvivalLiving]

Um... Nope

[@ems_nightcreature8209]

Although with president Obiden's food prices, it wouldn't surprise me if they stold a loaf of bread today lol