Check Fraud-Brooklyn, NY
Check Fraud Dealers should carefully scrutinize any large orders for gold bullion originating from the Brooklyn, NY area. An investigation is currently in progress involving the purchase of gold bullion in excess of 1 million dollars using a fraudulent check. Due to the on-going investigation no other information is available at this time. An update will be sent as soon as additional details are provided. Doug Davis 817-723-7231 doug@numismaticcrimes.org
Stolen Collection-Honolulu
Burglary of Residence Honolulu Detectives are investigating a residential burglary that resulted in the loss of a large coin and currency collection. Partial list of stolen coins and currency: Twenty Cent pieces 1875S AU, 1875cc XF, 1875S XF Half dimes 1832,34,35 XF Shield nickels 1866,67,68 all XF 1806 Draped Bust Quarter XF 1755 8R VF 1776 8R VF Trade Dollars 1876,1877,1879S XF 2- 1909 SVBD VF 1909S F Two Cent pieces 1864-71 in XF 4 rolls silver dollars 1800 Bust Dollar V


Stolen Inventory
I have been away for the last week and a couple of things have shown up... Douglas Daniels returned home in Stanislaus County, CA after attending the South San Francisco Coin, Stamp and Collectibles show and became the victim of a residential burglary which resulted in the loss of his entire show inventory. Daniels left his residence for approximately one hour and during that time suspects smashed in the backdoor and removed 4 Zero Haliburton cases full of coins. Nothing else
Stolen Gold
It seems that the victims are not always dealers but elderly as well.... So Sad Theft Gold Fiifty Pesos Detectives with the Pantego, Texas Police Department are investigating the theft of 24 Gold Fifty Peso coins from the residence of an elderly couple. The suspect/suspects may attempt to sell the coins in the North Texas area and possibly the Shreveport/Bossier City area. Anyone with information please contact: Det. Sam Nance 817-274-2511 or
Doug Davis
817-723-7231
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Stolen Coins Recovered
see what happens when we start to help one another! Rare Error Coins-Recovered In November 2016 the Numismatic Crime Information Center sent out an email crime alert regarding the theft of a group of rare error coins in the California area. Due to the wide-spread email alert and the assistance of Fred Weinberg and dealers who wish to remain anonymous, the coins have been recovered and returned to the rightful owner. Doug Davis 817-723-7231 doug@numismaticcrimes.org