Part 43, page 191

Document date 13 February 1980

Open in FBI Vault (Part 43, page 191 of the PDF)

FBI 164-81, Vault Part 43 p. 191 (DB Cooper-17396), Handwritten note, dated 13 Feb 1980 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-43/pages/191

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Them - for a Profit But to keep as a As a Keep sake with my old coin collection

yours truly

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b6 b7C

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[REDACTED - name] [REDACTED - address] Seattle Wash [REDACTED - zip or number]

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P.S. if d got only one d would Be only Happy -

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DB Cooper-17396

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Continuation of a handwritten letter. The writer indicates they would keep something (likely the D.B. Cooper ransom bills) not for profit but as a keepsake with their old coin collection. Signed 'yours truly'. FOIA exemption codes indicating redaction of personal identifying information (b6 = personal privacy, b7C = law enforcement personal privacy). Sender's name and address block, mostly redacted. Only 'Seattle Wash.' is visible. Postscript where the writer states they would be happy to get only one (presumably one of the ransom bills). FBI Vault Bates stamp / document tracking number.

Handwritten letter, cursive script with varying legibility
Name and address redacted with black bars (b6/b7C exemptions)
Bottom of a letter — appears to be page 2 of a multi-page handwritten letter

Part 43, page 191

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