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You could use watertight boxes within the safe.
As for the melting of the slabs, I'm pretty sure that I have a graded card or two that I need to "free", and upon doing so, rather than just tossing the slabs I will run them through the oven to see how they stand up under different temps and let you know. As for insurance, it is great to have insurance, but it is even better to never need it. I would much rather take the precautions necesssary to make my insurance premium a waste of money, then to have to collect on the policy. Last edited by timzcardz; 04-12-2013 at 01:34 PM. |
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