Smash and Grab Burglary
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Detectives with the Stoneham, Massachusetts Police Department are investigating the smash and grab burglary of Numismatic Investments/Colonial Trading during the early morning hours of March 16, 2015. The suspects smashed the front window and removed gold coins valued in excess of $250,000.
The following is a list of stolen coins.
Pan Pac Gold $50 Octagonal NGC MS64
1 - 10oz Perth gold bar
1 - 10oz Credit Suisse gold bar
1 Austrian Philharmonic Set
1 China Panda Set
1 Krugerrand Set
1 CML Set
9 - MS 64 Saints Slabbed
10 - MS65 Saints Slabbed
1910 $10 Indian MS66 Slabbed
40 one ounce gold Buffalo's raw
1 roll $20 saints
1 roll $10 Liberty's
3 - $20 MS66 Saint Gaudens
3 - $10 Indians MS65
3 - $5 Indians MS64
Anyone with information should contact:
Doug Davis
817-723-7231
Doug@numismaticcrimes.org
The following is a list of stolen coins.
Pan Pac Gold $50 Octagonal NGC MS64
1 - 10oz Perth gold bar
1 - 10oz Credit Suisse gold bar
1 Austrian Philharmonic Set
1 China Panda Set
1 Krugerrand Set
1 CML Set
9 - MS 64 Saints Slabbed
10 - MS65 Saints Slabbed
1910 $10 Indian MS66 Slabbed
40 one ounce gold Buffalo's raw
1 roll $20 saints
1 roll $10 Liberty's
3 - $20 MS66 Saint Gaudens
3 - $10 Indians MS65
3 - $5 Indians MS64
Anyone with information should contact:
Doug Davis
817-723-7231
Doug@numismaticcrimes.org
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Comments
<< <i>A quarter of a million in the front window. >>
in "the early morning hours"?
"Interest rates, the price of money, are the most important market. And, perversely, they’re the market that’s most manipulated by the Fed." - Doug Casey
<< <i>A quarter of a million in the front window. >>
Not any more.
Be a shame for that pan pac to be worn beyond identification, or worse yet, melted. The rest has some numsimatic premium but not the multiples of that thing
Liberty: Parent of Science & Industry
<< <i>Would any insurer cover this loss? >>
I'd guess you'd have to read the contract. Who knows what is says.
<< <i>smells y >>
You mean someone was told when the coast would be clear?
<< <i>I cant find any info on this. No mention of this "burglary" online, 2 their local newspapers or even the web. Only mentions are here, a Facebook page and other coin forums. Hard to fathom this story is legit, but I could be wrong >>
We could always make this a "guess the grade" thread.