COIN THEFTS

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V3 2000 INDEX E-SYLUM ARCHIVE

The E-Sylum: Volume 3, Number 50, December 3, 2000, Article 8

COIN THEFTS

Just one response so far to the "Famous Coin Thefts" query – the controversial case of William Sheldon and the Clapp coppers from the American Numismatic Society collection.

Some lesser known documentary evidence of 19th century coin thefts include broadsides printed just after the theft - do any of our ephemera collectors have any of these?

Wayne Homren, Editor

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