Reward of $500,000 'no questions asked' for their return, I'm happy to do this anonymously through a reputable escrow, reward applies also to any law enforcement if they achieve this.

Reward of $10,000 for the first email that advises me that any of the coins have been moved, and an additional $10,000 if the verified recipient is also advised to me, i.e. if it's an exchange.

Hi ANACS

Re: Submission # - 8746079

Order #: 415983

Open date: 02/02/15

Shipped date: 02/25/15

https://portal.anacs.com/Account/OrderDetails.aspx?on=415983

I realise this is ancient history now over nine years ago, but I thought that I should first make a formal declaration to yourselves before I go on to publicly post that some of these coins are missing, probably stolen.

In this consignment I submitted a total of 66 coins with a total spot value of 63.2 BTC, unfortunately when I received the package 51 of the coins were missing, with a value of 55 BTC, as far as I recall I found the shipping box cut open and obviously hastily resealed when I went to pick it up from my P O Box, at the time the spot value of this loss was under $13,000 (@ $235/BTC) and I was too occupied with other stuff to pursue the matter, either with the post office, yourselves, or the local police, I assumed that it wouldn't have been insured for its bitcoin value in any case and that the chances of my getting the coins back would be negligible, so I just let the matter go, I'd probably paid less than $10,000 in total when I'd originally bought the coins as well.

Recently I have been catching up on things and when checking the public addresses of the missing coins I found to my surprise that they hadn't moved and as this is something that can be monitored then it makes sense now to report them as missing/stolen and to offer a 'no questions asked' reward for their return, their value is now around $3,850,000 at $70,000/BTC and they would be actually be very hard to sell or convert into fiat once they were registered as having been stolen due to their high value and the much more stringent AML, KYC, SOF checks and regulations nowadays.

I obviously have no idea if they are sitting out there anywhere or have been destroyed, but on the very slim chance that they do resurface one day I feel that I should first advise yourselves that I am offering a 'no questions asked' reward of $500,000 for them and would like to know if you had any incidents in your post room with rogue employees back then, I feel it's much more likely to have happened in the USPS system, but I need to ask you as well, and for you to list them if you have a database for coins which you're graded, slabbed and certified that were subsequently reported stolen.

These are the missing coins, in red, with their certificate numbers and full public bitcoin addresses:

Submitted: 2015/02/02 - 66 coins, but have only located 15 so far, missing 51 coins = 55 BTC = $3.85M 

ASKED ANACS & LINKED THE SUBMISSION LIST/GRADING RESULTS FROM 9 YEARS AGO, ETC...

VALUE OF 55 BTC @ $227 = $12,500 ON 2015/02/02 PLUS PREMIUM, SAY $15,000 - $20,000