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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;cplradar, post: 8006628, member: 108985&quot;]That is because I specifically gave you an answer to your specific question and then ignored it and just kept on posting.&nbsp; That is a noted troll behavior.&nbsp; You write very well, but most, if not all your questions have been already answered, and others are best to be detailed by a committee to implement such changes within the organizational structure of the ANA or PNG or even a new group formed of those organizations and the TPGers, and the auction houses.&nbsp;&nbsp; If you care to repost this in a new thread, we can hash out greater details such as financing, although I am sure you can think of reasonable ways to get this financed and cost is nominal.</p><p><br /></p><p>This one line item, however, I will quickly address because it is the key reason why we tolerate the trade in stolen merchandise in the industry..</p><p><br /></p><p><b>Who will be authorized to validate the claim that a coin is &quot;stolen&quot;?</b></p><p><br /></p><p><b>When a registered coin is marked stolen by the owner it is validated as stolen...period.</b> We are talking about shifting the burden of proof from the victim to the dealers.&nbsp; <b>Don&#039;t buy hot coins.&nbsp;&nbsp; </b>It is immoral and illegal.&nbsp; Your only recourse is to then return the coin to the rightful owner and recoup&nbsp; your loses from the individual who sold you the coin, unless you are in possession of a&nbsp; written receipt signed by the registered owner.&nbsp; Then you can return the coin and sue the registered owner for pocession based on the receipt and that matter can be beaten to death in court.&nbsp; We are talking a dramatic change in the way business is now conducted, where valuable merchandise is tracked through the system, as it is in other businesses.&nbsp; When you buy a registered coin, you will need to check its ownership and have it transferred to you on the spot when you buy the coin.&nbsp; AI can reasonably assure that the coin is authentic and the item you are buying.</p><p><br /></p><p>This is not all bad news for dealers.&nbsp; Dealers will now esentially know that the more important parts of their inventory is secure and registered.&nbsp; When they sell an item, they transfer the registration along with the coin.&nbsp; There is no doubt now about ownerhsip.&nbsp; A virtual title is swapped with the coin.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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