Another USPS Coin Theft
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USPS Thefts
Postal Inspectors are investigating several missing coin shipments via USPS to San Antonio.
The incidents occurred between 2/25 and 3/28. It is believed that the shipments were stolen in San Antonio.
Stolen Coins:
U.S. PHILIPPINES 1 PESO SILVER CROWN 1905-S CH AU
PHILIPPINES 8-COIN PROOF SET 1976 IN CASE W/ CERTIFICATE & 2 SILVER COINS
1975 Philippines 8-Coin Proof Set - Original Box/COA
1904 Proof 20 Centavos US-Philippines Silver Coin PCGS PR63 SN 90324.63/24894168
1903 Proof 50 Centavos US-Philippines Silver Coin PCGS PR64 SN 90367.64/34293490
1904 10 Centavos US-Philippines Proof Silver Coin NGC PF64 SN 4497067-011
1903 10 Centavos US-Philippines Proof Silver Coin NGC PF63 SN 2722543-008
1903 50 Centavos US-Philippines Proof Silver Coin
1904 10 Centavos US-Philippines Proof Silver Coin NGC PF64 SN 2728030-007
1903 ONE CENTAVO U.S. PHILIPPINES PCGS PROOF UNC SN 90147.97/83981480
1903 FIVE CENTAVOS NGC PF63 U.S. PHILIPPINES SN 2721832-007
1903 TEN CENTAVOS PCGS PR58 U.S. PHILIPPINES SN 90268.58/83597173
1903 TWENTY CENTAVOS PCGS PR62 U.S. PHILIPPINES SN 90323.62/34486085
PHILIPPINES 1906 5 Centavos XF - Proof Only Date - Mintage = 500
PHILIPPINES 1975 1-5-10-25 Sentimos 1-5 Piso Proof - 6 coins
PHILIPPINES 1920 10 Centavos Silver AU-UNC
PHILIPPINES 1903S 10 Centavos Silver XF-AU
PHILIPPINES 1904 50 Centavos Silver AU-UNC
PHILIPPINES 1 Piso 1975 PROOF
PHILIPPINES 10 Sentimos 1976 PROOF
PHILIPPINES 10 Sentimos 1975 PROOF PHILIPPINES 5 Sentimos 1975 PROOF
PHILIPPINES 25 Sentimos 1975 PROOF
PHILIPPINES 1 Piso 1976 PROOF
PHILIPPINES 25 Sentimos 1976 PROOF 1947 Philippines Silver 1 Peso Douglas MacArthur Low Mintage 90% Silver
1941 M PHILIPPINES USA 20 CENTAVOS GRADED MS64 BY NGCSN 4718842-010
Philippine 1962 MS65 NGC 10C Coin with Die used to Strike Coin, Marked "S365PIL"SN 3352223-005
1903 USPI 20C Proof NGC PF63 w/Wings
Anyone with information contact:
Dave Gonsewski
Special Agent USPS OIG San Antonio Field Office
210-247-0774
or
Doug Davis
817-723-7231
Doug@numismaticcrimes.org
Numismatic Crime Information Center
Recipient of the coveted "You Suck" award, April 2009 for cherrypicking a 1833 CBHD LM-5, and April 2022 for a 1835 LM-12, and again in Aug 2012 for picking off a 1952 FS-902.
Comments
That certainly will focus the investigation.....I hope it is published when the culprit is apprehended. Cheers, RickO
Those are probably difficult to get rid of by the crooks. Wonder if they were personal thefts from auction lots shipped?
Glad to see the USPS OIG is involved. They will get the thief if it was an inside job.
Governments can print currency. Only the people can print faith in it — and they’re running low on ink.
The crooks appear to be going after heavy packages which they think may contain gold coins.
it makes me wonder what we don't hear about a lot of times, just saying
About 48+ World coins and a die.
Wonder if the culprit knows what s/he got, maybe thinking gold.
Yup, I agree !!! :'(