Kilo gold Panda stolen at ANA
CaptHenway
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Reprinting this notice from the dealer-to-dealer network:
"STOLEN COIN
Please be aware, stolen from the Chicago ANA table of Emporium Hamburg,
Germany,
a China gold kilo 2007 panda, number #84 on the edge.
It has been reported to police and to the Numismatic Crime Center.
If located or any information as to the circumstances and/or the perpetrator,
please call Achim Becker in Germany (49) 40 25 799 102
or call us 650-324-9110
thanks
Robert Mish"
"STOLEN COIN
Please be aware, stolen from the Chicago ANA table of Emporium Hamburg,
Germany,
a China gold kilo 2007 panda, number #84 on the edge.
It has been reported to police and to the Numismatic Crime Center.
If located or any information as to the circumstances and/or the perpetrator,
please call Achim Becker in Germany (49) 40 25 799 102
or call us 650-324-9110
thanks
Robert Mish"
Numismatist. 50 year member ANA. Winner of four ANA Heath Literary Awards; three Wayte and Olga Raymond Literary Awards; Numismatist of the Year Award 2009, and Lifetime Achievement Award 2020. Winner numerous NLG Literary Awards.
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<< <i>Probably another dealer stole it. With all we read about dealers on the boards, it wouldn't surprise me. >>
Unlikely but certainly possible. A coin dealer friend had four high grade slabbed classic commemorative coins stolen from his case. He told me they were stolen by another coin dealer. I asked him how he knew it was a coin dealer that stole them and he replied that the coins went missing before the show was opened to the general public. I think dealers tend to be a little more lax when it comes to security when it's a fellow dealer that is looking through their inventory.
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demand on that is 97% of melt
<< <i>So much for "there's less demand for gold." >>
lol, im sure whomever took it, wants the green cash they can get for it, they could care less about the gold...
unless of course they are a jeweler...lol...
Gave me some amazing German Chocolates last time I spoke with them at a show.