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Antiquated Treasure Trove Laws Still In Place

Coins are made by governments or other financial institutions. Coins are produced to be spent, right? Apparently not in all situations! A find consisting of 15 gold coins, 18 silver coins, and three gold rings recently discovered on land owned by a Hindu temple in India has been declared not as being the property of that temple, but as the property belonging to two

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