“DB COOPER” 1971 ransom money fragment found by Brian Ingram.

An extraordinary piece of one of America’s greatest unsolved mysteries—a certified fragment of the infamous D.B. Cooper ransom money. This authentic artifact is encapsulated and certified by PCGS Currency, identifying it as a fragment from the ransom money recovered by Brian Ingram on February 10, 1980 along the banks of the Columbia River.

On November 24, 1971, the man known as D.B. Cooper hijacked Northwest Orient Flight 305, collected a $200,000 ransom in $20 Federal Reserve Notes, and parachuted into the night over the Pacific Northwest, never to be found. Nearly a decade later, eight-year-old Brian Ingram discovered deteriorated bundles of the ransom money buried in the sand at Tena Bar, making it the only confirmed physical evidence ever recovered from the hijacking.

This certified fragment originates from one of those recovered notes and represents a genuine artifact from one of the most famous unsolved crimes in history.

Specifications:

• Artifact: D.B. Cooper ransom money fragment
• Original Note: 1971 $20 Federal Reserve Note
• Recovered: February 10, 1980
• Discovered By: Brian Ingram
• Certification: PCGS Currency
• Certification Number: 80620583
• Historic Event: The D.B. Cooper Skyjacking (November 24, 1971)

Whether you’re a collector of historic Americana, true crime memorabilia, aviation history, or rare numismatic artifacts, this is an exceptionally scarce and conversation-worthy piece with impeccable provenance.

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