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PRIVATELY SOLD HOARD COINS A PROBLEM

ourists traveling through such countries as Egypt occasionally by chance arrive at the right time to find local people excavating what appears to be a site of treasure. While these tourists watch the excavators may discover some coins, which they immediately offer to the tourists rather than turn the find over to proper authorities. The tourists oblige them, only much later finding what they purchased were counterfeit coins.

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