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07-24-2008, 11:43 AM
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Fireproof/Waterproof storage
Posted By: boxingcardman
Your best bets are (1) insure the cards to value, (2) get safe deposit boxes at local banks for the best stuff. That way, if your home takes a hit, at least the key cards are OK and you get paid. Plus, no one can burgle your home and put a gun to your head to get into the fireproof room if it doesn't exist. Or do they not do home invasion robberies where you live (unfortunately, they seem to have invented drive by shootings and home invasion robberies in So Cal)? 
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