@7l7l I think @xylenthian , is in the Netherlands so a robust exercise of US second amendment rights is likely to land him in jail.
Haha, hereās to the next 11+ years to complete your collection a second time just to bury one set. Maybe I should do the same with my Pikachu collection.
Greetz,
Quuador
Have you ever watched the series āThe Honorable Womanā? The protagonist is a high profile leader of a controversia non profit organization with many threats to her safety. She thus has a panic room. I would like this eventually. It is fairly common place in very high end apartments ($10M+) that are purchased by international buyers with enemies.
Iām in the Appalachians - please feel free to bury your collection in my backyard.
Marking it with a big red X would be appreciated as well.
If you buy a safe, you need to have it hidden. Even a $10,000 safe I could break in with a $50 grinder.
Best use of that emoji thus far by far.
Greetz,
Quuador
Anyway, since Iām not too contributing with my comments thus far:
You can post it on social media. Make a thread here and post pictures. Post pictures on Instagram. Make some YouTube videos.
Thatās what I personally do. Although thatās primarily because I barely know anyone nearby that also collects PokĆ©mon cards. Apart from family members, I think only three people have seen my collection thus far in person in the five years Iāve been collecting.
Greetz,
Quuador
Have them in a fire proof safe, about 700 lbs bolted into floor,ā¦next to some, not all my pew pews.
The others are loaded on me.
Have cameras outside, dogs inside, house alarmā¦you ignore all thoseā¦
Play stupid games win stupid prizes
Just my thoughts
Sleep with a nice gun under the pillow, it always works (if you donāt miss)
get a good boi.
Like some others said, PWCC vault is a great option if your collection isnāt too expensive. Once the value gets very high though itās probably more cost effective to rent a storage unit or something instead of paying the value based fee