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02-09-2024, 12:24 PM
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For $3,500, I wouldn't bother.
A safe is a general good idea, at least for the stuff of value. A fireproof gun safe is a few hundred dollars though. Honestly, I'm not sure it makes sense to spend ~$500 to secure $3,500 in values. Are the odds that you will avoid a robbery or under ~45 minute fire by using a safe to store your cards 1 in 7? If not, then it just doesn't make mathematical sense unless you have other things of value you would also like to secure. A cheap and hidden lockbox might be the way to go for this exact, specific situation. 
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