<< <i>Yes Sir, he stole $30,000.00 worth of coins from a dealer so he could go get a hamburger :-) >>
Yes sir. And I've had 3 dealers, two detectives, the ATF and a few deputies thank me for reporting. They said it makes their job easier. Just had a detective in today on another case. Nonetheless, think how you will out here in lala land. I do my best with what I've got to deal with in a shop each day, as it comes. >>
You sound upset by how you are viewed Maybe if everything you posted wasn't quite so flippant, people would know when you are serious or trying to do the right thing? The way you posted about your interactions with him early in the thread certainly didn't come out the way you seem to want it to be seen now. You were quite flippant and didn't give all the info you gave later. So, it is very easy for people to view you in a way you seem not to want.
Of course, you won't stop being flippant with every post, but then, at least consider that to be a large part of the reason you are viewed by some as you are....
Would it make any difference if I said I wanted to grab this guy by the ears and smash my forehead against the bridge of his nose ? Forgive me, already.
My last post here.. I just don't understand why anyone would knowingly do business with a known felon, a guy that just screwed a fellow dealer out of 30 thousand dollars.. You knew absolutely that the deal you did with him were somehow intermingled with the stolen coins, traded , bartered, whatever, they were tainted, knowingly... And you supported his illegal activities... I have been screwed out of more money than I care to admit in this 33 years as a coin dealer and I just don't understand someone supporting a known thief.. I am done, go be proud of yourself...
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if you aree gonna keep posting, at least stay for the rebuttal, why post and run ? I still say we need a fight club in here, plenty of faces that need to be battered. who would stay and fight ? who would run and hide ? there would be a lot less arguments if people handled their disagreements as we were meant to, some people simply cannot shut their mouth without a little help
regardless of how many posts I have, I don't consider myself an "expert" at anything
<< <i>My last post here.. I just don't understand why anyone would knowingly do business with a known felon, a guy that just screwed a fellow dealer out of 30 thousand dollars.. You knew absolutely that the deal you did with him were somehow intermingled with the stolen coins, traded , bartered, whatever, they were tainted, knowingly... And you supported his illegal activities... I have been screwed out of more money than I care to admit in this 33 years as a coin dealer and I just don't understand someone supporting a known thief.. I am done, go be proud of yourself… >>
I'm sorry you were screwed. Now maybe you can go catch a thief. I did my part. And I just don't understand your ignorance. Some cases ( like the counterfeiter who got away because I didn't KEEP any of the phony bills as evidence) taught me (as the police instructed)…, how to build the case. " Deal with. Get evidence, then call us " That's what I did, and am potentially out $5500 trying to protect other dealers.
As to you and those who wish to vilify me in this thread…. I'm glad this is your last post Jack Wad.
If the 1800 Bust Dollar, and 1893 S Morgan are stolen, whoever can prove it via police report can get them back from me.
Are the coins raw or graded? How about some pictures? You paid $5500, what's the value of the coins, retail?
It's a small world, so maybe with the board's help, cert numbers, etc. the original source of those coins can be determined.
If the coins were stolen via check fraud, then it would be nice for the person they were stolen from to get them back.
It's unfortunate that you'd be out up to $5500(less any compensation for your help), but it would have to a expected knowing the details about the person you were buying them from at the time of purchase.
I was told last Sunday at a show that he had been caught, apparently for the second time. he had been picked up in Colorado but their laws needed an active warrant within a certain radius and none was outstanding so he was released. then he was caught somewhere else. I was also told that he was doing what he was doing to pay some gambling debts to avoid getting his legs broke(or worse).
<< <i>Seems to me to be a big time interstate felony...wouldn't the FBI get involved? >>
Not sure about other parts of the country, but in Chicago the FBI only gets involved if it is either a high profile case or the fraud exceeds $1 million
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<< <i>Yes Sir, he stole $30,000.00 worth of coins from a dealer so he could go get a hamburger :-) >>
Yes sir. And I've had 3 dealers, two detectives, the ATF and a few deputies thank me for reporting. They said it makes their job easier.
Just had a detective in today on another case. Nonetheless, think how you will out here in lala land. I do my best with what I've got to deal with in a shop each day, as it comes. >>
You sound upset by how you are viewed
Maybe if everything you posted wasn't quite so flippant, people would know when you are serious or trying to do the right thing? The way you posted about your interactions with him early in the thread certainly didn't come out the way you seem to want it to be seen now. You were quite flippant and didn't give all the info you gave later. So, it is very easy for people to view you in a way you seem not to want.
Of course, you won't stop being flippant with every post, but then, at least consider that to be a large part of the reason you are viewed by some as you are....
I've been told I tolerate fools poorly...that may explain things if I have a problem with you. Current ebay items - Nothing at the moment
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I just don't understand why anyone would knowingly do business with a known felon, a guy that just screwed a fellow dealer out of 30 thousand dollars.. You knew absolutely that the deal you did with him were somehow intermingled with the stolen coins, traded , bartered, whatever, they were tainted, knowingly... And you supported his illegal activities... I have been screwed out of more money than I care to admit in this 33 years as a coin dealer and I just don't understand someone supporting a known thief.. I am done, go be proud of yourself...
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<< <i>I'm a crook but these two coins are completely legit.Interested? >>
Jug not , lest ye be jug headed.
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<< <i>My last post here..
I just don't understand why anyone would knowingly do business with a known felon, a guy that just screwed a fellow dealer out of 30 thousand dollars.. You knew absolutely that the deal you did with him were somehow intermingled with the stolen coins, traded , bartered, whatever, they were tainted, knowingly... And you supported his illegal activities... I have been screwed out of more money than I care to admit in this 33 years as a coin dealer and I just don't understand someone supporting a known thief.. I am done, go be proud of yourself… >>
I'm sorry you were screwed. Now maybe you can go catch a thief. I did my part. And I just don't understand your ignorance. Some cases ( like the counterfeiter who got away because I didn't KEEP any of the phony bills as evidence) taught me (as the police instructed)…, how to build the case. " Deal with. Get evidence, then call us " That's what I did, and am potentially out $5500 trying to protect other dealers.
As to you and those who wish to vilify me in this thread…. I'm glad this is your last post Jack Wad.
``https://ebay.us/m/KxolR5
Are the coins raw or graded? How about some pictures? You paid $5500, what's the value of the coins, retail?
It's a small world, so maybe with the board's help, cert numbers, etc. the original source of those coins can be determined.
If the coins were stolen via check fraud, then it would be nice for the person they were stolen from to get them back.
It's unfortunate that you'd be out up to $5500(less any compensation for your help), but it would have to a expected knowing the details about the person you were buying them from at the time of purchase.
<< <i>Great news!
i like captured written across his photo, thats pretty good
I don't see anyone else putting up $5,500 of their own money to gather evidence and then post it here for an owner to claim them.
Everybody's a critic. It's a cheap way to participate isn't it?
The man in the arena
Remember.
With all neighbors, you always need a fence.
Thief Got Incarcerated Finally.
Now post a coin in celebration of my youngest daughters 26th b/day, or bust ! (that's a bust coin )
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<< <i>Seems to me to be a big time interstate felony...wouldn't the FBI get involved? >>
Not sure about other parts of the country, but in Chicago the FBI only gets involved if it is either a high profile case or the fraud exceeds $1 million