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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;WillieSutton, post: 73398, member: 3835&quot;]I find this to be a VERY interesting question indeed.&nbsp; Who owns a valuable coin you might find while performing your job.&nbsp; My thoughts are mixed, but I would probably go with the argument that it has to be found by someone who has the knowledge to recognize the value or it just passes through unnoticed.&nbsp; There seems to be a window of opportunity for you to claim it before it is deposited to the account of a bank (as a teller), or to the account of the temple (as a donations handler).</p><p><br /></p><p>However, there is the argument that the entity owns the fruits of your knowledge and labor (say you invent a product while on company time or using knowledge developed from your work there).&nbsp; Believe it is usually wise for the employer to have you sign a contract in advance to protect them from your pirating such an invention.&nbsp; I&#039;m certainly not a lawyer, but there may be some legal precedence??&nbsp; Some people may very well have personal moral issues as well.&nbsp; Others may not.</p><p><br /></p><p>Willie (The Ghost of)[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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