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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;bobbeth87, post: 1116455, member: 18369&quot;]At our coin club meeting two weeks ago, I was a victim of theft.&nbsp; We have an auction after each meeting, and members can sell up to 10 lots.&nbsp; This night was particularly crowded, and my last 3 lots didn&#039;t fit on the table, so I put it on the chair next to the table.&nbsp; The chair was double stacked, so it was approximately the same hight as the table.&nbsp; My last 3 lots were a P&amp;D set of Lincoln dollar coins, a BU roll of Ocean in View nickels, and a series 2006 Radar note ($1).&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>After the meeting and before the auction, we give everyone 5 minutes to get one last look at the items before the bidding starts.&nbsp; My lots were there as we anounced the 5 minutes.&nbsp; About 10 minutes into the auction I happed to look over and those three lots were gone.&nbsp; I made a plea, but no one fessed up.&nbsp; Only club members were there, although there MAY have been a couple of children of club members.&nbsp; That is what really pi$$es me off about this.....it had to be a club member who did it (or the possibility of one of the 10-12 year old children...but I never saw them up there).&nbsp; At the end of the auction, the club members felt bad that something like this happened and several members through in a couple of bucks to meet my minimum bids (I think it was about $9.50 that they gave me).&nbsp; That was nice, but it doesn&#039;t make up for the bad feeling this gave me.&nbsp; I had much more expensive items on the table....luckily those weren&#039;t taken.&nbsp; Club members told me that this hadn&#039;t happened in the 10 years that they had been coming.</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>I hate thieves.....[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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