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<p>[QUOTE="panzerman, post: 8209044, member: 77704"]First point/ most collectors are afraid to show off their coins/ talk about the subject/ paranoid of having theirhome ramsacked by thugs/ druggies looking to score. Most collectors want to keep their collections at home to look at and enjoy, so I cannot blame anyone for not inviting over their neighbours for a coin showing. After what happened in the US in 1933/34, most do not want their govt. to know either.</p><p><br /></p><p>Second point/ museums also get looted. Look what happened in Iraq when the Country was in chaos. As Tejas correctly stated, private collections are much better cared for/ curated.</p><p><br /></p><p>Common sense is so hard to find. Just copy the UK example, when you find a hoard of Celtic gold Staters, you immediately call the authorities, they send in archeologists to excavate the find properly/ then conserve (safely remove debris/ catalogue them)</p><p>Then, you will be able to...</p><p>a/ keep your share/ with landowner 50/50</p><p>b/ sell them to a museum for full retail value</p><p>c/ consign them to auction (Morten&Eden) ex.</p><p>Its a win/ win...[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="panzerman, post: 8209044, member: 77704"]First point/ most collectors are afraid to show off their coins/ talk about the subject/ paranoid of having theirhome ramsacked by thugs/ druggies looking to score. Most collectors want to keep their collections at home to look at and enjoy, so I cannot blame anyone for not inviting over their neighbours for a coin showing. After what happened in the US in 1933/34, most do not want their govt. to know either. Second point/ museums also get looted. Look what happened in Iraq when the Country was in chaos. As Tejas correctly stated, private collections are much better cared for/ curated. Common sense is so hard to find. Just copy the UK example, when you find a hoard of Celtic gold Staters, you immediately call the authorities, they send in archeologists to excavate the find properly/ then conserve (safely remove debris/ catalogue them) Then, you will be able to... a/ keep your share/ with landowner 50/50 b/ sell them to a museum for full retail value c/ consign them to auction (Morten&Eden) ex. Its a win/ win...[/QUOTE]
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