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12-27-2016, 02:14 PM
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About 25 years ago, I purchased a large, HEAVY Browning gun safe. The door is actually a little loose when locked to allow air to circulate. It has a seal which melts at a certain temperature and seals the door air-tight (although I really don't know how you would get it open after a fire). In 25 years of collecting high end .44 magnum handguns, I have never had any issues with moisture or rust. Now the top is filled with firearms and the bottom with cards. The only problem I had was moving it to my new house.
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Slowly completing my 1954-1976 Hank Aaron run (base, all star, league leader, checklist with base, etc.) Topps - need 1962 Stamp Panel Rodgers/Aaron, 1967 Stand Up, 1972 Candy Lid Topps Venezuela - need 1967 #284 OPC - done Regional, Food, etc. - need quite a few would like to find - 1961 Keychain Insert, 1977 NST Oh/Aaron 
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