Over $2 Million Worth of Coins Taken in Burglary, Reward Offered
A SIMCO Numismatics customer was burglarized for over $2,000,000 in coins and other personal property several days before Christmas. The Central Ohio owner used a large in-house safe, but it was brazenly taken from the home intact.
The owner, who would like to remain anonymous, is offering a substantial reward for information or assistance in recovering the property.
A list of several rare coins taken in the burglary and the SIMCO Numismatics contact to report information
While cash, jewelry and other valuables were stolen, a few of the more valuable and rare coins include:
| Date |
Denomination
|
Grading Service | Grade |
Certification #
|
| 1893-S |
$1
|
PCGS | MS65 |
4501683
|
| 1884 |
Trade $1
|
PCGS | PR50 |
5651088
|
| 1895 |
$1
|
PCGS | PR67 |
1376127
|
| 1895-O |
$1
|
PCGS | MS64 |
05700144
|
| 1895-O |
$1
|
PCGS | MS62 |
4981148
|
| 1895-O |
$1
|
PCGS | MS61 |
9790601
|
| 1884-S |
$1
|
NGC | MS63 |
Eliasberg
|
| 1884-S |
$1
|
NGC | MS62 |
275845-001
|
| 1892-S |
$1
|
NGC | MS62 |
693511-001
|
| 1889-CC |
$1
|
NGC | MS64DPL |
650354-010
|
| 1889-CC |
$1
|
NGC | MS62 |
348996-002
|
| 1886-O |
$1
|
NGC | MS63DPL |
688352-047
|
| 1903-S |
$1
|
PCGS | MS66 |
8453503
|
| 1918/17-D |
5c
|
PCGS | MS62 |
6582846
|
| 1795 |
$1
|
NGC | AU58 Carter |
56297-001
|
For a complete listing or if you have information that can help in recovering the coin and other personal property, you can contact:
Larry Shepherd
SIMCO Numismatics
P.O. Box 54867
Cincinnati, OH 45254
513-702-4466 Cell
859-635-6226 Office
simco@fuse.net
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January 19th, 2008 at 4:34 am
Recently, There is too many news about Burlaries of Rare Coins and Medals as well as other Numismatic Items. Why they steal rare coins and medals? is the Question. Weather or not they love to collect rare coins and medals or they want quick cash?