zachary898
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In the Oven or the dryer
Ridiculous places to hide silver
- Thread starter SilverNash
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I take it your lucky enough to live somewhere that has a police force that actually does it's job.Black_Sun said:SilverNash said:
Brilliant!! What a clever guy you are. I'm not gonna forget this.
If there are any police-wo/men on this forum, then they are in a unique position to solve (future) crimes done by silverstackers.
If there was a spate of unusual break-ins all around the city, where nothing is taken, no rooms ransacked, etc, but the *only* thing the cops ever find when they get there, is all the doors in the house have been hacked to pieces with a axe. A really baffling crime, unlike anything the country has ever seen before. But a cop (who lingers here) who would know that this is the work of a rogue silverstacker who has turned to crime.
REDBACK said:
wow, you are getting ripped off bigtime, my 'area' is Melb S/E Peninsula.
interesting
DonaldTrump
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Mornington Peninsula Posse represent...
I like cans of cat food hollowed out and stacked. And no, I'm not stupid enough to do it and post it on a forum.
I like cans of cat food hollowed out and stacked. And no, I'm not stupid enough to do it and post it on a forum.
Silver Somchai
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Perth Mint designed their 1kg coins to fit perfectly in the bore of a 350 Chevy V8 engine.
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Silver Somchai said:
How on earth do you know that
Black_Sun said:SilverNash said:
Brilliant!! What a clever guy you are. I'm not gonna forget this.
If there are any police-wo/men on this forum, then they are in a unique position to solve (future) crimes done by silverstackers.
If there was a spate of unusual break-ins all around the city, where nothing is taken, no rooms ransacked, etc, but the *only* thing the cops ever find when they get there, is all the doors in the house have been hacked to pieces with a axe. A really baffling crime, unlike anything the country has ever seen before. But a cop (who lingers here) who would know that this is the work of a rogue silverstacker who has turned to crime.
The police have the technology to see through building materials with various scanners. And I would surmise, that it is only a matter of time before the thieves of the world get it also.
Silvertronic
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Under my Gold! 
CaptHenway
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Working as a coin dealer in Chicago, we once had a guy come in with a 1,000 oz. bar painted green. He said he had been using it as a doorstop in his home office for years.
Another time we had a widow come in with her son. They had many fruit jars full of silver dollars, and one full of $20 gold pieces (over 100). The dear departed husband had buried them all in the back yard a few years, and then been inconsiderate enough to die without leaving a treasure map. The son had had to excavate the entire back yard to a depth of two feet, and they weren't sure if they had found everything. I counted the dollars and there were exactly 2,000 pieces, so I reassured her that hubby had probably just bought two bags of them and split them up.
Another time we had a widow come in with her son. They had many fruit jars full of silver dollars, and one full of $20 gold pieces (over 100). The dear departed husband had buried them all in the back yard a few years, and then been inconsiderate enough to die without leaving a treasure map. The son had had to excavate the entire back yard to a depth of two feet, and they weren't sure if they had found everything. I counted the dollars and there were exactly 2,000 pieces, so I reassured her that hubby had probably just bought two bags of them and split them up.
SilverSanchez
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I use to work with teenage drug and alcohol adicts - I learnt some of the absolute best hiding spots that you never have ever thought of even if you thought about it for a bazzillion years....
Seriously, we were constantly amazed at where they would hide stuff, and how BIG some of the items were, like spray paint cans, bongs... big stuff.
I owe my child protection kids a debt of gratitute!
Seriously, we were constantly amazed at where they would hide stuff, and how BIG some of the items were, like spray paint cans, bongs... big stuff.
I owe my child protection kids a debt of gratitute!
SilverSanchez
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Ill give you one - the hollow of a printer - they put a round spray can in such a way... the printer could still print.
I usta hide my 100oz bars that way untill I could get em into the vault.
I usta hide my 100oz bars that way untill I could get em into the vault.
SilverSanchez
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.... not anymore of course.... I dont even have any silver....
Silverbullet08
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When I bought my 1st 1400oz, it was split into 2 boxes which I consealed in the roof of my dads house (I don't keep it home anymore FYI 
), needless to say, when I went to retrieve it sure enough I lost balance while walking the framework and 700oz slipped my hands and went thru the plaster work and met the floor with absolutely no resistance hahaha
), needless to say, when I went to retrieve it sure enough I lost balance while walking the framework and 700oz slipped my hands and went thru the plaster work and met the floor with absolutely no resistance hahaha