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Old 11-25-2021, 05:41 PM
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I am a big believer in both insurance and SDBs. Both are risk management tools. And having a SDB full of cards gives you an excuse for hours out of the house on a weekend
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I am a big believer in both insurance and SDBs. Both are risk management tools. And having a SDB full of cards gives you an excuse for hours out of the house on a weekend
+1 agreed having both is risk management and a piece of mind
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I might suggest putting your cards in some sort of water proof container to help protect them from any water damage in the "RARE" event of a bank fire. Bank vaults are not 100 percent water proof.
Putting any valuables in a SDB should be INSURED and INVENTORIED. Fortunately a rare 1933 Double Eagle was removed from a Twin Towers Vault.

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