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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Conder101, post: 723340, member: 66&quot;]He probably didn&#039;t intend to.&nbsp; The thief probably broke into the hotel room of a guy he knew was a coin dealer or collector and grabbed a case of coins.&nbsp; Then later discovered that he had a pile of unique pieces that would be spotted the instant he tried to sell any of them.&nbsp; So he waited for years hoping the statute of limitations would run out and then dumped them in an estate sale hoping to get something out of them because he still couldn&#039;t sell them into the main market without them being recognized.&nbsp; Kinda like the guys who pulled off the 1967 DuPont robbery.&nbsp; They got away but then they look at their haul and what have they got?&nbsp; TWO genuine 1804 dollars, a Brasher doubloon, the unique set of 1866 no motto quarter, half and dollar seated coins etc.&nbsp; Worth a fortune, and utterly unsaleable.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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