So here's the problem with burying it, especially if you don't have a cell to get the exact coordinates of the location: you might not find it again. Or maybe worse, somebody else will find it one day before you end up getting to it. I don't much care for that idea, personally.The problem with a bank is... well, that's pretty obvious i think. Lots of problems there. I don't like it.The problem with an out-of-country bank like an offshore account or something, is that you're basically trusting the stability of the government in that area. A lot of people got burned by the recent Cyprus thing. The government said "all this money in the banks? Yeah, we need that now. We'll pay you back. Someday. With interest. Sorta." In their defense, their hands were pretty much tied... country was literally on the verge of collapse. But they still stole millions from non-citizens. SO, bottom line: I don't like this idea either.Keep it with you, like in your immediate vicinity? Well that's really problematic, unless it's extremely well hidden, you might as well just keep it in a backpack that you bring from room to room in your house. I don't like this one any more than the others.... bitcoins. Volatile. Could lose all their value before you really had a chance to notice and liquidate. So it's risky -- probably even risker than the others, to be frank -- but at least with this one, you also have the potential for that risk to turn into massive profit if the price of BTC rises over time. And even if someone gets their hands on your computer, they can't get to your bitcoins. Even if they burn your house down and shred your entire computer system, they still can't get to your bitcoins. Even the government is powerless to get at those fucking bitcoins.That one I kinda like. But again, it has it's own problems with volatility and how quickly they could be liquidated if the necessity arose. Just my thoughts, take 'em for what they're worth.