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<p>[QUOTE="robinjojo, post: 7839172, member: 110226"]So, having viewed the video, I must say that the technology of digital recognition, coupled with archive digital images, is an interesting approach to establishing provenance of a heretofore coin with little or no provenance.</p><p><br /></p><p>The presenter does talk about the issue of import and export restrictions of certain ancient coins. There is labyrinth of regulations and laws, stretching over decades, both for the US and internationally that were established to protect against the illegal export of antiquities, including coins.</p><p><br /></p><p>Now, enter this new technology. My questions are these:</p><p><br /></p><p>Given the nature of these laws and how they were written and established, would they allow provenance documentation using digital technology to establish that a given coin meets the criteria of so many years prior to exportation to qualify for legal importation? In other words, if a squabble between a government authority, the seller and the buyer occurs, would proof of provenance based on digital image links be accepted by the authority? Has this ever been tested? Would it be definitive and legally accepted, or would the regulation need to be rewritten to accommodate this technology, provided that governmental and international authorities "buy in"? Would there need to be a test case?</p><p><br /></p><p>So much of law is based on precedent, it seems to me that such a case, at least for the US, would be necessary.</p><p><br /></p><p>Now, I think it would be nice to have provenance of a coin going back to the early time of the old collections and catalogs. It would certainly make the coin more saleable. So I might actually try using their service once or twice to see the results. With their sleuthing, who knows what might come out?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="robinjojo, post: 7839172, member: 110226"]So, having viewed the video, I must say that the technology of digital recognition, coupled with archive digital images, is an interesting approach to establishing provenance of a heretofore coin with little or no provenance. The presenter does talk about the issue of import and export restrictions of certain ancient coins. There is labyrinth of regulations and laws, stretching over decades, both for the US and internationally that were established to protect against the illegal export of antiquities, including coins. Now, enter this new technology. My questions are these: Given the nature of these laws and how they were written and established, would they allow provenance documentation using digital technology to establish that a given coin meets the criteria of so many years prior to exportation to qualify for legal importation? In other words, if a squabble between a government authority, the seller and the buyer occurs, would proof of provenance based on digital image links be accepted by the authority? Has this ever been tested? Would it be definitive and legally accepted, or would the regulation need to be rewritten to accommodate this technology, provided that governmental and international authorities "buy in"? Would there need to be a test case? So much of law is based on precedent, it seems to me that such a case, at least for the US, would be necessary. Now, I think it would be nice to have provenance of a coin going back to the early time of the old collections and catalogs. It would certainly make the coin more saleable. So I might actually try using their service once or twice to see the results. With their sleuthing, who knows what might come out?[/QUOTE]
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