Is it safe to store gold too?
345354
Can you put gold jewelry in these bags? What kind of lining do these bags have?
345355
Vicki, I cannot say if it is safe for gold. to my knowledge and the reason I purchased this item was to keep my silver jewelry from tarnishing, it does that very well. I have not attempted to put any of my gold jewelry in one of these bags.
345356
I have not used it for Gold so I 'm sorry I can't tell you the answer. My silver tarnished horribly until I used these bags tho and now they look like I just cleaned them after 6 months.
345357
Pure levels of gold shouldn't tarnish so you wouldn't need to store in this type of packaging. Mixed metals would be find to store. All that aside it won't hurt the gold to store in an anti tarnish package.
345358
Yes its safe for gold as well as silver, both are affected by the air and it will keep both in better shape. Again the only concern is the type of stone on the jewelry.
345359
I don't have any gold jewelry in the bags since gold doesn't tarnish like silver does.
704480
Not really. They are intended to use on storing something long term. You would be wasting it by opening daily.
1164198
I don't think so. I still use it every day at work. So I've never needed to try to store it away.
2245765
Yes, as long as the pearls are not placed in water until the event, they can be stored for a very long time.
781542
No, it won't: its maximum temp is around 800 degrees F while gold melts around 1950 degrees F and silver around 1760 degrees F
569564
While I have no technical info on this, I have stored my Pure Synergy in the fridge for long periods of time and it was always fine . I wouldn't worry about it.
1760056
Alice, You have no reason to worry about storing jewelry in your Sentry Safe. We have some in ours along with a great many papers and some other valuable items. We remain very pleased with this particular purchase.
1791576
Hi! Here are some I recommend:http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00890HPB0These are gold archival with a shelf life of up to 100 years.
1760060
The safe is queit roomy with losts of space. I haven't put jewelry in it put I don't see an issue probably would get packets of silicone to keep moister out. Its built really well.
2008487
Yes. I never put it back in the storage location until it is back to room temp as a precaution. But, if you wanted to move it around on the counter, no problem. Obviously, near the top slots, heat escapes and the metal does get warm.
281472
I would imagine just about anywhere that is protected. I store mine in a kitchen drawer and that has never been a problem.
1164029
I don't know. I've been using mine since I bought it and have not tried to store it.
2203042
Depends on the individual needs. The gold version has much more storage and table space. I looked at both at a Home Depot before I bought mine.
363495
If you want to protect your jewelry from theft then no. It can be carried away easily. I love it for fire and water damage of my important papers. It holds legal size papers without folding them. But jewelry, it is not a safe.
1017747
Absolutely! You may need to gently scrub the coins with a soft toothbrush, followed by buffing with a polishing cloth. Gold doesn't tarnish but the process will clean it.
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I think it is. Having the storage compartment or a bag of charcoal is super nice. I throw my lighter, scrap news paper (I use the chimney lighter), and grilling gloves in there also. I really enjoy my Gold.
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Well first off, if you have that kind of cash I'd put it somewhere safer like a bank or other safety deposit box. This Honeywell is good for a hour I think at a certain temperature. Check specs on line. It IS a bit heavy so I put a Velcro suitcase band around it so I could move it around. Place the safe in a location where if need be you can get to it if you have a fire or wall collapes and away from fire source. I assume it is protected against a moderate amount of water damage at least until a fire might cause damage to the lid etc. Again, check the specs and wanting more than that, contact the mfg on line etc. Well first off, if you have that kind of cash I'd put it somewhere safer like a bank or other safety deposit box. This Honeywell is good for a hour I think at a certain temperature. Check specs on line. It IS a bit heavy so I put a Velcro suitcase band around it so I could move it around. Place the safe in a location where if need be you can get to it if you have a fire or wall collapes and away from fire source. I assume it is protected against a moderate amount of water damage at least until a fire might cause damage to the lid etc. Again, check the specs and wanting more than that,... » Read More Well first off, if you have that kind of cash I'd put it somewhere safer like a bank or other safety deposit box. This Honeywell is good for a hour I think at a certain temperature. Check specs on line. It IS a bit heavy so I put a Velcro suitcase band around it so I could move it around. Place the safe in a location where if need be you can get to it if you have a fire or wall collapes and away from fire source. I assume it is protected against a moderate amount of water damage at least until a fire might cause damage to the lid etc. Again, check the specs and wanting more than that, contact the mfg on line etc. « Show Less