Notice when taking the photo of the Night Moves in box (with marks on the targets), the broom is totally covered with cob webs, and the box to the right is covered with 29yrs of dust, but in the later photo, there is no dust on the box. Apparently they can go in the unit and give it a full cleaning before selling.

I guess that is a bonus, since we can clearly see through broom marks on the glass of the open CC, to see that the mice had a party.

Sorry to hear that. I was thinking the auction did not give the unit number, but you can see 909 in one photo. They should avoid that in the future.

The Saratoga Pin/arcade show is this weekend, so don't expect a quick reply.

Maybe the buyer noted the serials when he won the auction or the stolen pins have sequential serial numbers with those left behind. There could also be identifying features in the auction photos or any photos taken by the buyer after the auction.