Hmmm, Sure sounds like there is a bit of doubt as Yale does not strongly think, but believes. From what Andy posted it sounds like the collection was poorly managed. If I was the owner of those coins I would want solid proof they were indeed stolen from Yale.
Indeed, although with conservative language such as theirs, I would be surprised if they were not able to photo-match to those once in the Yale collection.
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It would be interesting to know if these coins are believed to be from the the well publicized theft of 1964.
Also, some background on the collection:
https://www.inc-cin.org/assets/pdf/articles/collections-yale.pdf
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Hmmm, Sure sounds like there is a bit of doubt as Yale does not strongly think, but believes. From what Andy posted it sounds like the collection was poorly managed. If I was the owner of those coins I would want solid proof they were indeed stolen from Yale.
Indeed, although with conservative language such as theirs, I would be surprised if they were not able to photo-match to those once in the Yale collection.
Well, just Love coins, period.
weird way to suck up to Yale
Long thread with some insight on cointalk if anyone is curious.
https://www.cointalk.com/threads/cng-keystone-3.375369/
More like they didn't want to be liable for selling stolen coins.
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The link was pretty helpful. Thanks for posting.
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Ell, if there are any questions about who owns the coins, it is better to stay out so I think they did the right thing.