Cash on hand

[cdi]

I'll never have to worry about stashing gold or pre '64 dimes or anything else. So glad I'm relieved of that burden.

[free]

I'll never have to worry about stashing gold or pre '64 dimes or anything else. So glad I'm relieved of that burden.

Why not?

[Manxdriver]

I always keep a minimum of $20,000 in various denominations in my work truck. You never know when you are gonna need it.






Monopoly money of course!

[RockIsland]

If the government, the one that monitors all social media and has easy access to search warrants, orders us all to surrender anything that in their wisdom they deem unsuitable for us to possess, then I would gladly surrender whatever I had of that item, trusting to the good sense of those who achieved power in our trustworthy & cheat-proof elections, thus saving the government the unnecessary time & expense of searching my home, so they can focus on the more obvious scofflaws.

I, for one, welcome our new socialist overlords.

Nice try, but I don't think this negates 99% of your other posts.

[Pag23]

I protect my cash at home with copper and lead .

Kitchen cooking pans??? Well they can make a good weapon

[ray h]

I'll never have to worry about stashing gold or pre '64 dimes or anything else. So glad I'm relieved of that burden.

Boating accident?

[JenniferG]

Even if you do stash anything away why would you broadcast it on the internet. My favorite thing to stash is gun metal, brass and lead so I can have whatever others stash anytime I want.

[cdi]

Why not?

Because we po.
And I don't think it would be very useful in a shtf situation.

I'd rather have some chow, water and ammo.