Export ban placed on gold coin

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On 10 Aug 2005 04:44:36 -0700, "stonej"
wrote:

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When I saw your post's title, I knew immediately what coin would be
involved. I wonder if the ministry would have the same concerns if
the coin was on its way to a US museum rather than a private
collector.

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In article ,
Byron L. Reed wrote:

http://www.biggleswadetoday.co.uk/Vi...82&ArticleID=1
110172

When I saw your post's title, I knew immediately what coin would be
involved. I wonder if the ministry would have the same concerns if
the coin was on its way to a US museum rather than a private
collector.

Now, when may we expect them to return the Elgin marbles?

In article ,
in (e) wrote:

http://www.biggleswadetoday.co.uk/Vi...=182&ArticleID
=1
110172

When I saw your post's title, I knew immediately what coin would be
involved. I wonder if the ministry would have the same concerns if
the coin was on its way to a US museum rather than a private
collector.

Now, when may we expect them to return the Elgin marbles?
the day after the rosetta stones goes to egypt via france.

Yep, sounds about right.

On Thu, 11 Aug 2005 19:49:55 -0500, richard schumacher
wrote:

In article ,
Byron L. Reed wrote:

http://www.biggleswadetoday.co.uk/Vi...82&ArticleID=1
110172

When I saw your post's title, I knew immediately what coin would be
involved. I wonder if the ministry would have the same concerns if
the coin was on its way to a US museum rather than a private
collector.

Now, when may we expect them to return the Elgin marbles?

I think that they should ship them to the USA. After all, we have at
least as many residents who are descendants of ancient Athens as
Greece does!
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