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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Michael Terry, post: 2315006, member: 76710&quot;]For got I still have a couple of coins they graded in 1977, if you would like to see them. At that time I could walk in the front door to drop off </p><p>My coins.</p><p>In fact they helped me recover two $20.00 Gold Coins that a guy had stolen from me the night before just before I closed shop.</p><p>The very next morning after he stole the 2 coins he took them to</p><p>ANACS thinking he could sell them. They recognized right away where they came from.</p><p>There were several coin shops in town at the time. I used a ten letter</p><p>Word on the back of all coin containers, each letter repersesended a </p><p>Number, so I used the letters to tell me how much I paid for the coin.</p><p>Right away they knew they had come from my shop, and the way he was dressed and looked they also knew he was not a coin collector.</p><p>They stalled the guy, called the Police and then called me.</p><p>I arrived before the Police did.</p><p>When they opened the trunk of his car it was loaded with stolen guns,</p><p>Jewelery, sterling silver ware and a multitude of mergentdize.</p><p>It turned out he was on probation from prison for theft.</p><p>I was grateful to get my coins back, but they were held in evidence</p><p>Over six months, by then the market had crashed and needless to say</p><p>I lost money on both coins.</p><p>In this day and age, I suggest if you have coins out that are not locked</p><p>In a safe that you come up with an ideal to mark them so you can identify that the coins belong to you.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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