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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Collect89, post: 1134249, member: 15445&quot;]One month ago one of our very friendly coin dealers in Connecticut had his coins stolen from his car.&nbsp; His loss was about $8,000 in coins &amp; bullion.&nbsp; Of course, he made a mistake &amp; will never make that mistake again.&nbsp; He left the coins unattended for about 1 1/2 minutes.&nbsp; In that time, the criminals that had staked-out the coin show hit his car quickly.&nbsp; There was a female accomplice impeding the dealer’s motion inside the building and a few other bad guys both inside &amp; outside of the building.</p><p><br /></p><p>There has even been a statement in the Coin Dealer’s Newsletter (Grey Sheet) informing everyone about the bad guys that are working the Northeast.&nbsp; That is probably enough said about this crime spree in the NE.&nbsp; Everyone at CT should watch their back &amp; watch the back of their neighbors.&nbsp; There are groups of professional criminals (with accomplices placed close enough to stick a knife into you) &amp; they can target anyone.</p><p><br /></p><p>This month, I visited this friendly dealer’s booth &amp; bought a Franklin half dollar set he had for sale.&nbsp; (The criminals hadn’t gotten his entire inventory).&nbsp; I bought the coin set because I wanted to contribute to the dealer’s financial recovery.&nbsp; I now call this my “Good Karma Half Dollar Set”.&nbsp; At first glance, the coins looked mostly uncirculated.&nbsp; Here is the coin set:[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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