$20k Vehicle Burglary In Houston, Texas

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CCFPress Press Manager United States 1420 Posts	Posted 09/14/2016 3:26 pm Numismatic Crime Information Center - A Houston, Texas dealer was the victim of a vehicle burglary that resulted in the loss of over $20,000 in coins. The victim had picked up the coins from his bank and was en route to a numismatic event. When the victim stopped for just a few minutes leaving his vehicle unattended, unknown suspects smashed the windows and removed the coins. List of Stolen Coins 1896 B Swiss Gold 20 Franc 3 stars in front of face MS63 Certified 1913 Netherlands Gold 10 Guilder MS66 Certified 1875 Netherlands Gold 10 Guilder MS66 Certified 1881 Spain Gold 25 Peseta MS62 Certified 1866 Australian Sydney Sovereign AU58 Certified 1914-D Lincoln Cent EF40 Certified 1929 Standing Liberty quarter MS65 Certified 1878 8TF Morgan dollar MS65 Certified 1878 7/8 TF Morgan dollar MS64 Strong Certified 1883-CC Morgan dollar MS63 Certified 1884-CC Morgan dollar MS64 Certified 1892-CC Morgan dollar MS63 Certified 1899-P Morgan dollar MS63 Certified 1884-O Morgan dollar MS65 Certified 1879-S Morgan dollar MS65 Certified 1893-S Morgan dollar Fine Uncertified Anyone with information contact: Doug Davis 817-723-7231 Doug@numismaticcrimes.org Report this Post to the Staff

CelticKnot Bedrock of the Community United States 12817 Posts	Posted 09/14/2016 5:25 pm Horrible story, but why would you ever leave your vehicle unattended with $20k worth of stuff in it, even for a minute? Gas up and get snacks beforegoing to get your coins from the bank and don't stop until you're at the show where (hopefully) there's security to protect you while you unload. Clearly if you are a dealer with many tens of thousands of dollars of wares that you routinely transport to shows, you run the risk of being surveilled, followed, and victimized. Report this Post to the Staff
Conder101 Bedrock of the Community United States 17884 Posts	Posted 09/15/2016 1:17 pm Yep and the theives have been doing it for at least 60+ years because the dealers still walk off and leave their coins unattended. Report this Post to the Staff
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