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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;cplradar, post: 7978162, member: 108985&quot;]<b>Everyone in the industry is dealing with stolen coins and every one of them knows it.&nbsp; You and I both likely have stolen coins in our collections - coins that were at one time stolen and reentered the market. </b> <i>The question is, what do they do about it. </i> And the best part is that it is often LEGAL because of sunset laws and because the bar for showing that a coin has been stolen is SO HIGH that the victim can rarely enforce a legal claim,</p><ul> <li>EVEN if they have photographs of each coin.</li> <li>EVEN if they have a record of receipts. <br /> </li> <li>EVEN if they have a police report of the theft.</li> </ul><p>So that is the way it is.&nbsp; And we all collapse back to the Dale method of security, with Rottweilers and Glocks.&nbsp; There is no way you are going to get help from the Numismatic community.</p><p><br /></p><p>That SUCKS and we can do much better and we have to or the government will do it for us.&nbsp; If coin dealers don&#039;t want to be lumped in with pawn brokers, and I am not making that case because while there are similarities, the two business models are completely different, then they have to do better to make sure they differentiate their business practices.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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