Buy sell hold accumulate and enjoy

[uniship]

To the guy who started this thread, that's one helluva photo. Respect.

[T206Collector]

I can see a safe deposit box in one of the photos, so I'm guessing these are the photos from "bank visit" day. I keep all of my signed T206s (and even some of the non-signed ones) at the bank in a similar fashion. But, you have to get high quality scans of the cards before you do that. Otherwise you will certainly miss them and have to take more trips to the bank!

[ajjohnsonsoxfan]

Originally Posted by T206Collector

I can see a safe deposit box in one of the photos, so I'm guessing these are the photos from "bank visit" day. I keep all of my signed T206s (and even some of the non-signed ones) at the bank in a similar fashion. But, you have to get high quality scans of the cards before you do that. Otherwise you will certainly miss them and have to take more trips to the bank!

Ugh. I think I would quit the hobby if I ever had to keep my cards in a bank vault. (no offense to anyone that does..I get it. But I just like to look at the beauties too much and would use an insane amount on gas getting to and from the bank.) :-)

[pokerplyr80]

Originally Posted by ajjohnsonsoxfan

Ugh. I think I would quit the hobby if I ever had to keep my cards in a bank vault. (no offense to anyone that does..I get it. But I just like to look at the beauties too much and would an insane amount on gas getting to and from the bank.) :-)

It's tough, but as someone who was the victim of a home break in, fortunately just after I got back into the hobby, it's a necessary precaution for my own piece of mind.

[PhillipAbbott79]

Originally Posted by pokerplyr80

It's tough, but as someone who was the victim of a home break in, fortunately just after I got back into the hobby, it's a necessary precaution for my own piece of mind.

That is what a gun is for.

[MR RAREBACK]

now that's a nice green cobb wowzer

[mechanicalman]

Originally Posted by PhillipAbbott79

That is what a gun is for.

Exactly. So when they break in when you're not home, they'll steal your gun and not your cards.

[PhillipAbbott79]

Originally Posted by mechanicalman

Exactly. So when they break in when you're not home, they'll steal your gun and not your cards.

No. For when you are not home you need to do something like this first guy:

http://www.cracked.com/article/175_6...o-death-traps/

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by mechanicalman

Exactly. So when they break in when you're not home, they'll steal your gun and not your cards.

I had this exact thing happen. They left all my cards and the expensive guns and stole a cheap Ruger P89 9mm and a few boxes of ammo.LOL The gun was the only thing that was stolen. Because I have a list with all my guns serial #s I was lucky and when the thief was caught I got my gun back.

I used to buy and sell a lot of cards. Now I buy and hoard a lot of cards.

[BruceinGa]

Originally Posted by pokerplyr80

It's tough, but as someone who was the victim of a home break in, fortunately just after I got back into the hobby, it's a necessary precaution for my own piece of mind.

My son's home near Downtown Atlanta was burglarized about 4 years ago. They took electronics and threw his graded cards (some T206's but mostly 50's-70's rookie HOFer's) on the bedroom floor.
Btw, he moved to a less crime area a year later.