$30k - 7 1oz Gold Coin - 24oz Silver Survival Brick
Every brick we make is crafted meticulously from 6061 Billet Aluminum, which allows our products to look incredible while still being durable and corrosion-resistant.
Our survival line of bricks are designed to hold gold and silver coins in addition to cash. People have said "cash is king" for years, but the value of paper currency is subject to extreme fluctuation at any time. Gold and silver are tangible assets with a far more consistent value, but most people feel safer using a bank rather than a shoebox full of metal. Thus, the survival brick was born.
Our survival bricks are secure, discrete, last over 45 minutes in a fire, and come with a waterproof option. Every survival brick is designed to hold stacks of 1oz gold or silver coins in an incredibly secure and stunning container. When we say our products are worth their weight in gold, we mean it.
As with any of our bricks, we offer our survival bricks in several different finishes. Our polished finish means your brick is machine and hand polished to provide an absolutely stunning finish that will practically shine in the dark. Our finishing process can take as long as 20 hours to make sure that your Survival Brick looks astonishing.
Our anodized Survival Bricks are still machine and hand-polished before undergoing a thorough anodizing process in order to ensure a gorgeous, shiny finish. Anodizing allows us to put a beautiful color on our bricks, maintain the metallic finish and texture, eliminate potential scratches or abrasions, and increase corrosion resistance. Our anodized brick collection makes for perfect legacy gifts because their quality will not falter for dozens of generations.
All bricks are made-to-order, which could affect shipping times. We stock around 500 bricks at all times. If you are looking for a gift that you need quickly, feel free to contact us for our current inventory list.
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If you need custom design or engraving, please inquire on our custom order section.
