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Anonymous
>>63812 Its not hard to bring back historical shit from other nations.
A slight trick- Even if the nation in question, either your departure or arrival nation forbids whatever priceless relic your in possession of, if you fly out of a 3rd country, most of these laws become void or unenforced.
I'll give an example... I worked with a media company in Iraq. Not very exciting, really, I actually helped set up a branch office in Mosul. Well, I bought, over the few months there a huge amount of Roman coins. The Romans settled that area once, and the locals I met had tons and tons of these coins. Worth WAY more then I actually paid for them. With the exchange rate, I bought actual Roman coins for shit-cheap. About 3$ a peice, which is alot in Iraq.
I left country with over 45,000$ worth of goddamn roman gold-silver and odd alloyed/ less valuable coins, and entered America with them. These exact coins are forbidden for entry, but because I flew out of Turkey instead of Europe of the Middle east, Customs was not applicable to me.
I've only sold half the coins... apperently the others I have are more common then you'd think. Still.
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