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<p>[QUOTE="Leadfoot, post: 711493, member: 2972"]I would only worry after the dealer said something was wrong.</p><p><br /></p><p>I have not heard of many dealers flat out stealing coins from people in all my years of collecting. I can think of one or two stories, but far fewer than the house break ins and thefts at coin shows by real thieves rather than dealers -- so I'd be far more concerned with that rather than leaving a coin with a dealer.</p><p><br /></p><p>As an aside, I once thought a dealer was pulling a fast one on me by claiming a coin I gave to him got lost before it was sent to NGC. He ended up replacing the coin, a raw gold dollar, with a PCGS MS 64 coin of my choosing. A few months later, he called me to tell me he found the coin along with a few other coins that had somehow fallen into a stamp book in the safe. I returned to the store and traded the slabbed coin for my original coin. The coin that was once lost eventually was sent to PCGS and came back MS 65. So all in all, it eventually worked out, but believe me it was worrisome at the time.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Leadfoot, post: 711493, member: 2972"]I would only worry after the dealer said something was wrong. I have not heard of many dealers flat out stealing coins from people in all my years of collecting. I can think of one or two stories, but far fewer than the house break ins and thefts at coin shows by real thieves rather than dealers -- so I'd be far more concerned with that rather than leaving a coin with a dealer. As an aside, I once thought a dealer was pulling a fast one on me by claiming a coin I gave to him got lost before it was sent to NGC. He ended up replacing the coin, a raw gold dollar, with a PCGS MS 64 coin of my choosing. A few months later, he called me to tell me he found the coin along with a few other coins that had somehow fallen into a stamp book in the safe. I returned to the store and traded the slabbed coin for my original coin. The coin that was once lost eventually was sent to PCGS and came back MS 65. So all in all, it eventually worked out, but believe me it was worrisome at the time.[/QUOTE]
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