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#11
08-20-2013, 01:52 PM
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I'm not knocking anyone's choice for storing or protecting there collectibles but I've personally never understood why anyone would want to store there cards in a SDB. If you need the piece of mind that your collection is safe why not buy a nice home safe for $2-$3k and keep your collection in house? If you bought an expensive piece of art would you not hang it on your wall, or inside of your local bank vault? Again, not criticizing anyone's protection methods just throwing in my two cents.
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