Numismatic Crime – Early U.S. Coins, $1,000 Bill Stolen at Coin Shows

Recent Alerts from Doug Davis – Founder and President, Numismatic Crime Information Center (NCIC) ……
 

Morgan Dollar Missing/Stolen After FUN Show

A Capped Die 1879-CC Morgan Dollar (PCGS MS63 #36848624) has been reported missing/stolen from a dealer after the January 2025 FUN Show in Orlando, Florida.

Continental Dollar Stolen/Missing Via UPS

A package being shipped from Idaho to Pennsylvania containing a 1776 Continental Dollar (PCGS AU58 #25502365) has been reported stolen/missing. The package contained the following coin.

Certified $1,000 Bill Stolen at FUN Show

A 1934 $1,000 Federal Reserve Note (CGA 62, S/N B0040920A) was taken from the table of Harry Miller at the recent FUN Show in Orlando.

Mint Errors Stolen/Missing Via USPS

A package containing the two NGC-slabbed mint errors below–sent USPS Priority Mail Express two-day from Las Vegas, Nevada, to Torrance, California–was tampered with and the coins were stolen. USPS marked the package with a sticker that stated there was damage.

Fugio Cent Stolen/Missing, Possibly November Baltimore Show

A dealer has reported the 1797 Fugio Cent (PCGS MS65 #47307496) pictured below as stolen or missing sometime around the November Baltimore show.

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Please contact the Numismatic Crime Information Center’s (NCIC) Doug Davis if you have questions or information about any of the cases above. You can reach him at (817) 723-7231, or email him at [email protected].

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