Seal your silver in a PVC pipe then drop it in your septic tank: blog holds contest on where to hide precious metals

Michael Allan McCrae | June 2, 2012 | 4:10 pm Precious Metals Gold Silver 

Silver Doctors is running a contest on the best places and techniques for hiding precious metals. Winners get a SilverCrest round. There have been 31 responses in all, although some wonder if the contest is a ruse to get people to divulge their hiding places:

“Make a false bottom/compartment on the underside of a full size pool table. Place your stack there. It’s safe and nobody would/could steal a pool table,” suggests crazyhorse.

“Behind and in items that seem insignificant, washer, dryer, water softner salt tank, dummy vacuum cleaner bag, etc. I do leave a small amount in easily found places as a sacraficial lamb,” says Silver Dollars.

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4 Comments

  • Plastic Ducting

    This is one of the better blogs i’ve seen for plastic pipe with lots of information and tips
    Plastic Pipe Fittings

  • Refrigerators

    This is very attractive and nice post PVC,I live in a condo, and ive notived theres some kind of pvc piping slightly protruding from above the ceiling in the shower. this pipe occasionaly drips water. not alot, but definitly enough for me to see it and hear it, and take notice.Thanks for sharing the information.

  • plumber Adelaide

    A polyvinyl chloride (PVC) pipe is made from a plastic material and vinyl fabric mixture content. The pipe joints are resilient, hard to harm, and long-lasting. A PVC tube does not corrosion, rot, or use over time. For that reason, PVC pipe joints is most regularly used in water systems, subterranean electrical wiring, and sewage collections.

  • plumbing

    I still believe that pvc pipe really helps in dropping out septic tank in more safe way. Thanks for sharing.

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