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Who can name the robbery from this clue??
Lakesammman
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Was reading some vintage Numismatist mags tonight.
One article was interesting, asking collectors to be on the lookout for certain stolen coins.
Primary lead - One of the robbers waddled and had trouble breathing[]
Can you name the robbery??
One article was interesting, asking collectors to be on the lookout for certain stolen coins.
Primary lead - One of the robbers waddled and had trouble breathing[]
Can you name the robbery??
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<< <i>Weebles wobble... >>
.....but they don't fall down.
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
"Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value---zero."----Voltaire
"Everything you say should be true, but not everything true should be said."----Voltaire
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This came in handy when the duPonts' Linderman Specimen 1804 dollar came into ANACS and I identified it from the picture in "The Fantastic 1804 Dollar," because the book was published in 1962 and made no mention of the robbery. Because of David T. I knew the coin was hot, and tipped off Ed Rochette that it was in the building.
TD
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A sense of pride and satisfaction??
Capt. - thanks for sharing that! What an experience that must have been.
I thought it was gonna be a pregnant women in her last trimester......
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Here's a good article about the 1967 Dupont robbery by Readers Digest in 2004. I recall reading it at the time. Not sure if there is anything more up to date or if any more has been recovered:
http://www.rdasia.com/the_great_coin_heist
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<< <i>Here's a good article about the 1967 Dupont robbery by Readers Digest in 2004. I recall reading it at the time. Not sure if there is anything more up to date or if any more has been recovered:
http://www.rdasia.com/the_great_coin_heist >>
Wow, what a tale...thanks for posting it.
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