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1933 Gold Double Eagle on NCIS Los Angles,,,,, NOW ---- Well not now,,,,,
GRANDAM
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Tune in,,,,,,, stolen by Mint employee,,,,,
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Oh great. I smell a crossover promo for the new "NCIS: West Point" spin-off
They didn't even recover the coin
"Stolen by mint employee?" Well, we know that's not possibly true. LOL.
They must have govt experts involved in the script writing. Makes me wonder how Secretary of the Treasury William Woodin (1933) got his authorized specimen? It certainly wasn't from stealing since the US Mint came under his jurisdiction.
I was watching this episode with my wife and didn't know about the 1933 Double Eagle being featured on the show. During a commercial I checked e-mail and noted this thread.
After the commercial, sure enough, they mentioned the coin!
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It's not on now.
It is on when I play it back on the DVR
I didn't know there was a US mint in Los Angeles.
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Yep... My wife had the program on... I was reading and my ears perked up when I heard that...
They even had mentioned the sale price of the auctioned DE..... $7.5M.... Cheers, RickO
Spoiler allert!!!!! Don't read this if you have not seen the show !!!
Buried with a loved one, and the government won't dig up the body?
PLEASE!!!
Given the level of the government greed and obsession concerning these coins, a judge would be gotten out of bed in the middle of night and the backhoes would have dug that coffin out of the ground before sunrise.
If they wait a few months it will likely develop some nice toning
I watched that show also. I only remember seeing am image on the agents phone of the coin-but it was dated 1933 and it looked really good!
Cool!!