A coin has been reported as stolen, and it turns out it is still traceable because it is still in its original serial numbered holder, and your "simple solution" is to crack it out and submit it to another grading service in an attempt to make it untraceable? To become an accomplice in the theft?
Now you're talking! As if becoming an accomplice isn't enough how a certain level of integrity to a follow collector?! How would the poster feel if it was their coin?
Please dont waste the time of your local police with something so silly as my cert didnt show up on a coin
That is true, from my experience with the Houston Police Department. In 2018, we moved from Houston to Katy (a suburb of Houston). I stayed at the old place for 5 days until we were totally finished moving. A moving company moved the majority of everything on the first day. After I moved to the new place and started straightening up my stuff, I noticed my entire coin collection was missing, some $10,000 worth of coins. I contacted both Houston and the Ft. Bend Sheriff's Dept.. I was told that HPD had the authority over the case because the coins were last seen by me in Houston. After taking my report, HPD interviewed the owner and employees of the moving company. Nobody admitted anything. HPD ended the case. They never contacted me before they ended the case. After not hearing from the assigned investigator for over a month, I called him and that's when I was informed that the unsolved case was closed. I am neither Rich nor Famous, so thus is the way Police in a big city treat the Poor and Unknown.
If cracked out and submitted to NGC that would get an easy MS64 as well as CAC at that grade. If PCGS won't inform you more, screw them. Either send it back and get your money refunded or crack it out and do the aforesaid. As a bonafied purchaser for value with nothing more substantial than a report to the TPG it's reluctant to give any further information on, I'd be doing the former, and in a heartbeat. Give me the info on this report so as to enable me to evaluate and decide what the right thing to do is or stick the certification retraction in your horse's ass, for all it's worth to me...
Someone please take his watch away. What cha got next. A fine. They don’t even lock up purse thief’s that smack around women
My car was broken into $5000 a damage was done to the car. The police took my verbal report took no photos, and I never heard from them again if they won’t do anything for a $5000 damage to a car why the hell do you think you’re gonna care about a $50 coin? My friend was punched in the face in a restaurant cop showed up told him they weren’t going to do anything even though they knew exactly who the person was. They told him it was a civil issue and to sue the guy. Police have very little interest in property crimes or other “minor” problems One of the guys i know in Vegas purchased a home health company And found out that they were fraudulently billing Medicare. He took boxes of charts with evidence to the FBI walked in the front door and handed it to them. They told him they don’t even care if it’s not over $1 million. That’s law-enforcement these days. In my work environment I met multiple FBI agents in Vegas that all confirmed that this was an accurate story.
You clearly have very little experience reporting crime to police I hope you continue to have no experience with this Which is clear from your response
Sigh....But, I can understand the opinion. Maybe a method to clear the air, is: PM me the name(s) of the Agents and their local office at the time of the incident, and and I will copy you on all emails I file with CMMS ,for follow-up by the LV Task Force However, I suspect the story has a birth with Camilo Primero and Aurora Beltran, convicted by DOJ on 18 April 2019, the then owners of Angel Eye Hospice, Vision Home Healthcare and Advent Hospice. Both were sentenced to 3 years in prison and $2.4 Million each of Restitution. The Medicare Fraud amount was $7.1 Million. The CMMS Medicare FBI Task Force Las Vegas and LA Cal. were the investigating Ar.The Task Force reports directly to CMMS, Baltimore/DC. There are no other pending Fraud Complaints in the Las Vegas Task Force AOO, at this time.
