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<p>[QUOTE="ByzantiumBabe, post: 7275831, member: 118394"]There is a lot of misinformation and fear mongering being circulated by some concerning the legal acquisition and legal ownership of certain coin types. Not to mention some actually suggesting "coins already in your possession" are somehow not legal. </p><p><br /></p><p>Likewise, some prominent institutions, now collaborating with restrictive government regulations (for their own self-interest), are not helping the situation nor advocating for collectors.</p><p><br /></p><p>The entire ancient coin collecting community needs to get on the same page.</p><p><br /></p><p>Millions and millions of extant ancient Greek, Roman, Persian, Indo-Greek, Byzantine, Asia Minor, Asian, North African, Spanish, etc, etc and Medieval coins are unprovenanced and likely may never be. </p><p><br /></p><p>Many reputable and experienced Dealers can help you determine how to legally acquired, legally import and legally owned using a variety of legal means and legal methods. Some may choose not to be helpful (their right), and yes, some are finding it a way to boost profits. However, there are many reputable and experienced Dealers in the States that can help to acquire unprovenanced coins, based on a review of your interest and the specific coins themselves, perhaps with a small premium.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="ByzantiumBabe, post: 7275831, member: 118394"]There is a lot of misinformation and fear mongering being circulated by some concerning the legal acquisition and legal ownership of certain coin types. Not to mention some actually suggesting "coins already in your possession" are somehow not legal. Likewise, some prominent institutions, now collaborating with restrictive government regulations (for their own self-interest), are not helping the situation nor advocating for collectors. The entire ancient coin collecting community needs to get on the same page. Millions and millions of extant ancient Greek, Roman, Persian, Indo-Greek, Byzantine, Asia Minor, Asian, North African, Spanish, etc, etc and Medieval coins are unprovenanced and likely may never be. Many reputable and experienced Dealers can help you determine how to legally acquired, legally import and legally owned using a variety of legal means and legal methods. Some may choose not to be helpful (their right), and yes, some are finding it a way to boost profits. However, there are many reputable and experienced Dealers in the States that can help to acquire unprovenanced coins, based on a review of your interest and the specific coins themselves, perhaps with a small premium.[/QUOTE]
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