U.S. government must prove ownership of ‘stolen’ gold coins

The U.S. government improperly confiscated 10 of the world's most valuable gold coins from a Philadelphia family and must prove its claim that they were stolen, a federal judge ruled. The government seized the 1933 Double Eagle coins after the family of Roy Langbord brought them to the U.S. Mint in 2005 for authentication. U.S. District ...

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U.S. government must prove ownership of ‘stolen’ gold coins

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