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It's honestly weird to store treasure in a chest in the first place.
If you're rich enough to have treasure, wouldn't it be in like a treasure vault or on display?
I store mine in the middle of my Lego in Rubbermaid bins. Looks legit enough if you aren't digging through it. My vault and treasure chest are decoys!
You do realize this is worth more than the GDP of some countries right?
Oh, I know it. But it's old school Lego where the pieces were bigger. So, only the smallest countries ' GDPs. Lego today, the average size of the piece is less. They seldom use the classic 2x4 in their builds now.