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I bought a used jewelers safe that weighs 1200 lbs and had a tow truck bring it into a room specially made for it. And I still keep my most valuable cards in a bank safe deposit box. But I would check at a safe store to see what used ones they have for sale, before buying brand new. They are just as good as new and can be had for a lot less. Mine was less than half of what a new one would have cost.
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Leon Luckey www.luckeycards.com 
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