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Money-related gift
Has gift selection become a lost art? In today’s hectic environment, it seems like few of us are practicing the fine art of gift giving.
Instead, the facts suggest that most of us have thrown up our hands in defeat – and settled on giving the gift that requires the least amount of time and energy to select: MONEY.
Just in gift cards, experts say we spent over $45 billion last year to purchase over 700 million cards. That’s more than 2 cards for every man, woman and child in the US!
As big a number as $45 billion is, gift cards are just a small percentage of all the money-gifts that are handed out each year. What about all of the checks and cash that are given? So, why are these money-gifts so popular? Isn’t it obvious? Money is definitely easy to give and, for most people, it clearly meets the “want” requirement. How many of us can honestly say that we don’t want more money? But is money a thoughtful gift? Maybe not – but giving money sure does remove some of the enormous pressure of gift selection. Well, what if you could give a gift of money but do so in a way that would be considered extremely thoughtful and memorable – by turning the giving of money into a money puzzle? That’s where the Encrypta cryptex comes in. Obviously, you can place your money gift (cash, check, gift certificate) in the hidden chamber-key. But then you can make your present extremely thoughtful by your selection of a personalized secret code that makes the cryptex a money puzzle box. The recipient will receive the money they really want, have some fun and excitement trying to figure out the thoughtful secret code that will give them access to the money and still have a beautiful wood and brass cryptex to display within their home or office. The Encrypta cryptex is one of the few money puzzle boxes and truly is the very best way to give a money gift.
“We bought this gift for my father for Christmas. He loves puzzles and absolutely loved the gift. He is wood carver and marveled at the fine craftsmanship. My mother put a $50 bill inside. After rereading The Da Vinci Code and researching, he was very excited when he solved the riddle and opened the cryptex. Dad is 78 years old and loves to keep the cryptex out on the coffee table as a conversation piece.”
Gain Christiaansen, WI
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