IV ยท The Vault

A permanent home for irreplaceable things.

Rare coins, manuscripts, letters, early Bitcoin artifacts, bullion and memorabilia. Cataloged at intake, stored with depository partners, and reconciled every year.

What the Vault holds

If it cannot be replaced, it belongs here.

Numismatics

Rare and graded coins

Certified and raw coins, sets and hoards, stored in archival holders.

Archives

Documents and manuscripts

Letters, deeds, signed documents and maps in climate controlled storage.

Digital history

Early Bitcoin artifacts

Physical bitcoins, early hardware and provenance records, stored with their keys secured separately.

Metals

Bullion

Bars and coins in segregated storage, returned as the exact pieces deposited.

Collections

Memorabilia and artifacts

Historical objects, sports and entertainment pieces, and family heirlooms.

Intake to reconciliation

Every piece has a record.

01

Intake

Dual control receipt, photographs and a condition report for every item.

02

Catalog

A catalog entry with description, grading or authentication, and agreed value.

03

Storage

Segregated storage with a depository partner. Insurance coverage is arranged and disclosed for each mandate before intake.

04

Reconciliation

An annual count against the catalog, with a statement for you and your advisors.

Vault corridor lined with steel safe deposit boxes under violet light

Neutral by design

We do not sell what we store.

Dealer vaults are convenient, but they are run by the people selling you inventory. Vaultify does not buy, sell or broker collectibles, so our only interest is keeping your pieces safe and accounted for.

Vault fees are an annual percentage of declared value with a minimum, quoted per mandate. See Fees.

By appointment

Reserve space in the Vault.

Tell us what you would like to store and roughly what it is worth. We will arrange an intake appointment.