Speaking of fingerprints,
lcoopie
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Has anyone heard of an coin having a print,
which was then identified by the authorities,
perhaps being from a famous person of the past, etc?
This kind of print I would like,
and perhaps the grading services
could work with the FBI and put it on the slab
for big bucks
which was then identified by the authorities,
perhaps being from a famous person of the past, etc?
This kind of print I would like,
and perhaps the grading services
could work with the FBI and put it on the slab
for big bucks
LCoopie = Les
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but I don't think a full print is needed for an identification
especially not a court worthy identification
Even if the coin did belong to them (famous person) and the coin showed no fingerprints prior to entering their collection, it would still be hard to prove the print was from them and not from somebody else whom held it previously (as the print can take years to develop), or a friend of theirs that was taking a look at the coin.
Billy Blackjack and his accomplish, Harold robbed the First Bank and Trust in
Littlerock Ar.
They got bags and bags of Morgans from the vault.
Billy trying to be cute gave one to a waitress in a cafe they stopped at on the way out of town.
Later when the Feds started following the trail they tracked them to the dinner and when asked if
anyone had seen these folks, pictures of known robbers the waitress recognized Billy since she remembered the Silver Dollar,
having never, received one as a tip before.
Well long story short version they matched Billy's prints off the Morgan and prints found at the Bank.
So it was Lady Liberty that eventually took Billy's Liberty away.
Imagine a provable original Elvis print, or better yet-a solid full Longacre print !!!!