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Stolen Roman Gold Coins (Reported January 11, 2020)


A la demande du Commandant Xavier MATRAT de la BRB, (Procédure judiciaire sous le répertoire BRB
2019/402 pour vol d’un objet mobilier classé ou inscrit sous couvert du Parquet de PARIS.)
Je vous informe du vol de 3 aureii de l’Empereur Postume (260-269) frappés à Trèves lors de la même
émission à l’occasion de célébrations religieuses.
Claude Burgan (01 42 96 95 57) bur[email protected] Diffusion SNENNP et AINP et à diffuser largement.
Aureus de Postume serti dans une monture octogonale en or en opus interrasile à
décor de feuilles de lierre frappé à Trèves en 263. Hauteur avec bélière 3,9 cm Diamètre 3,4 cm.
Droit : POSTVMVS PIVS AVG, Tête laurée de l’empereur Postume à droite
Revers : INDVLG PIA POSTVMI AVG, Postume recevant un suppliant.
Aureus de Postume serti dans une monture ronde en or en opus interrasile frappé à Trèves en 263. Hauteur
avec bélière 4,0 cm ; Diamètre 3,5 cm.
Droit : POSTVMVS PIVS AVG, Tête laurée de l’empereur Postume à droite
(260-269). Revers : INDVLG PIA POSTVMI AVG, Postume recevant un suppliant.
Aureus de Postume serti dans une monture octogonale en or en opus interrasile à décor de feuilles de lierre
frappé à Trèves en 263. Hauteur avec bélière 3,9 cm ; Diamètre 3,4 cm.
Droit : POSTVMVS PIVS AVG, Tête laurée de l’empereur Postume

Lost Coins Alert (Reported Nov 27. 2019)

Dear colleagues,

On 8 November 2019, a group of items (via Deutsche Post) was lost on its way from Germany to the Czech Republic.
Please pay attention to this incident.

SINCONA AG, Zurich
[email protected]

0041 44 215 10 90

Stolen Gold Coin at Verona Show (Reported Nov. 22, 2019)

Dear Colleagues,

We would like to inform that this coin was stolen from our customer in Verona Show

https://numismaticaranieri.it/lottischeda/33436-ungheria-ladislao-v-1453-1457-ducato-1455-zecca-di-nagyzeben-.aspx

UNGHERIA – LADISLAO V, 1453-1457. – DUCATO 1455, ZECCA DI NAGYZEBEN (?).

Best Regards

Marco Ranieri
https://numismaticaranieri.it/

Alert Stolen Colombian Collection (Reported Nov. 1, 2019 – updated Nov 18)

Dear numismatic friends,

We have the unfortunate task of informing everyone that a treasure of Colombian numismatics has been stolen. Mr. Gregorio Toulemonde’s apartment, located in Bogota, Colombia, was broken into by a gang of criminals who took his important collection of silver and copper coins of Colombia. The stolen coins were mainly minor pieces from colonial times to the 20th century, many of them unique and/or finest known. This group represents high value for the history of Colombia, in addition to the monetary value. More than 50 years of dedication to numismatics have been unfairly lost in just a few minutes. Any offering of Colombian coins at this point should be closely scrutinized. A detailed list of the stolen coins will be provided soon. A reward is being offered for the recovery of the coins.

For more information on this issue please contact us or Mr. Toulemonde using WhatsApp via +57 (314) 393-5158.

Thank you for your serious attention to this matter.
Daniel Frank Sedwick, LLC

1/2 Real 1760 Nuevo Reino pillar coin (only known example in private hands)
1 Real of 1760 Nuevo Reino pillar coin (extremely rare.)
1 Centavo coins: Complete 20th Century collection (all known issues; 66 coins)
2 Centavos coins: Complete 20th Century collection (all known issues including the extremely rare 1922; 28 coins)
1/4 Décimo and 1/4 Real pieces: Complete collection of all known issues, including the rare 2-1/2 Centavo Lazareto issue; 130 pieces)
1/2 Décimo and 5 Centavo coins: all known issues through 1878 (complete collection missing only the two pieces of Medellín of 1870; 188 coins).
1 Décimo, 1 Real and 10 Centavos coins: complete collection 1760 through 1978; 165 pieces.
2 Décimos, 2 Reales and 20 Centavos coins: virtually complete collection 1772 through 1979; 157 pieces.
5 Décimos and 50 Centavos coins: all issues including the half peso of Medellín, 1868 to 1980; 153 coins.
Many other rare coins; however the crown-size 1 Peso coins were not stolen.

Stolen coins – Germany (Reported Oct. 28, 2019)

X2 lots stolen – please see attachment

Believed to have been fraudulently signed for – once they were in Hamburg, Germany

Many thanks

J N Elias

Baldwin’s of St James’s

10 Charles II Street, St James’s, London SW1Y 4AA

Tel: +44 (0)20 7930 7888

Fax: +44 (0)20 7930 8214

www.bsjauctions.com