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Oh the horror.

Anybody up for a road trip? Can do some treasure hunting!

That's a crazy story.. Might make a few dealers think about transporting their stock loose in cardboard boxes. I had a mental image of a few $100 face priority boxes in a back seat and a similar incident. Those would hurt bouncing around..!!

$1,000,000 is an unusually round figure for the value of a collection of something... I wonder if there is some rounding going on?

yea it was probably something more realistic like $1,499,939 worth so they rounded down to 1 mil.

avidbrandy wrote:yea it was probably something more realistic like $1,499,939 worth so they rounded down to 1 mil.

Nah, it was probably someone who valued his silver at $50 an ounce a few weeks ago, and now is trying to recover his loss via insurance. Heck, they might even have employed a stunt driver to flip the car several times. What a scam!

I REALLY wanna try rolling a vehicle 5X someday! Not my own of course....

(I'll leave my valuables at home...)

And not with me in it of course, but...you know...oh wait.


found another article on this off of coinflation.

http://www.wesh.com/r/28043336/detail.html

Anyone noticed this right under the other link on coinflation?

http://www.wftv.com/irresistible/28043225/detail.html

hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm..............

cesariojpn wrote:Anyone noticed this right under the other link on coinflation?

http://www.wftv.com/irresistible/28043225/detail.html

hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm..............

Wow - Not sure about the law on this type of thing but they might be able to seize the coins if they can prove the weed was in the car..

wow I missed that thank you caseariojpn that's funny.

tn-dave wrote: Wow - Not sure about the law on this type of thing but they might be able to seize the coins if they can prove the weed was in the car..

They may be able to seize it all anyhow. All they need to show is "reasonable suspicion", then the owner needs to prove innocence.