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Joel Rettew

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Nov 19, 2008, 5:49:12 PM11/19/08
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Hello all,

It has been 11 months now since we suffered a loss at the January 2008 FUN
show. However, we still have hope that some of the coins will show up and we
can nab the theives that stole our coins. Here's the list:

DOLLARS
1879-CC Fine
1879-CC XF+
1882-CC XF
1880-CC Fine
1884-S AU+
1889-S AU+
1886-S Slider
1884-S Unc
1883-CC BU
1886-S AU+
1881-CC BU
1886-S VG
1886-S VF
1882-CC XF
1882-CC AU
1881-CC VG
1895-O VG
1894 F12
1899 60+
1895-S XF
1890-O CHAU
1892-CC XF
1893 XF
1894 VG
1890-CC AU
1893-O VF
1891 MS64
1893-S G4
1895-S VG
1894-S XF+
1896-O BU
1899 MS63
1895-O F12
1895-S VG
1896-O MS60+
1890-CC XF
1899 AU+
1897-O MS60
1904-S XF
1903 BU
1903-O G4
1902-S CH.AU
1904-S AU
1900-O/CC XF

In addition to the above dollars, the following half dollars were stolen:

1795 G/VG
1807 VF

Any information that someone may have would be most appreciated. We know it
is a long shot, but we have to try.....

Thank you,

Joel Rettew, Sr.

www.fastcoin.com


Lorrie S.

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Nov 19, 2008, 9:11:17 PM11/19/08
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Maybe the perpetrators would be willing to sell them back to you for half
their value? Have you tried pleading through the media to buy your coins
back from whoever stole them?

"Joel Rettew" <fast...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Frank Provasek

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Nov 25, 2008, 10:19:04 PM11/25/08
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On Nov 19, 8:11 pm, "Lorrie S." <lorriem...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Maybe the perpetrators would be willing to sell them back to you for half
> their value?  Have you tried pleading through the media to buy your coins
> back from whoever stole them?
>
They are stolen propery, and rightfully his. He should in no way be
required to buy them back.

Arizona Coin Collector

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Nov 26, 2008, 7:55:04 AM11/26/08
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Hello

A lot of stolen coins end up on the National Police Auction web
link shown below. The web link has a way for someone who
does find his stolen coins to get them back.
http://www.propertyroom.com/Default.aspx

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PeterD

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Nov 26, 2008, 9:03:46 AM11/26/08
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*woosh*

Lumpy

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Nov 26, 2008, 12:08:25 PM11/26/08
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I just noticed the subj title.

Isn't a "fun show" one of those parties
where the women buy dildos and stuff?

Whadda you doing with those coins, Frank?


Craig 'Lumpy' Lemke

www.n0eq.com


Lorrie S.

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Nov 26, 2008, 10:58:15 PM11/26/08
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"Frank Provasek" <fr...@frankcoins.com> wrote in message
news:a48fed6e-b593-4f08-9aee-They are stolen propery, and rightfully his. He

should in no way be
required to buy them back.


But people buy back their relatives after they get kidnapped. What's the
difference?


Lumpy

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Nov 27, 2008, 12:01:23 AM11/27/08
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Lorrie S. wrote:

> But people buy back their relatives
> after they get kidnapped. What's
> the difference?

They shouldn't leave their families
in the trunk while eating at Awful House.


Lumpy

How come you didn't star on Star Trek?
Because Clint Howard beat me for the part of Balok.

www.LumpyMusic.com

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