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The most expensive burial vaults currently (2014) manufactured in the US probably are:
- the 10ga (108oz) copper Custodian metal vault by Clark (weighing around 600 lbs and offered at prices around US $ 16,000 retail
- the 90oz triple walled Bronze and concrete composite vault by Wilbert, which weights 3.800 lbs and is offered at prices between $ 8,000 and 16,000
- the Doric Olympian Bronze composite vault which consist of a concrete core and has an 48oz bronze outside and a 16ga inner bronze liner, resulting in a weight of 2,900 lbs and costing some $ 24.000.
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