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Originally Posted by Morgan
Yes,in GB they have very clever system when one person find Treasure . Unfortunatly in my country we whait 50 years for the government to make treasure valuation,and in the end they not pay nothing,and they say all the treasures belong to them,as result they allways lose,and the colectors make colections more rich,not the museum. England is the best country for Treasure hunting.
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Hi,
yes it is... and I say half states of EU have so restrictive rules on "treasures" that even go around with an MD in your hands can bring you easy to jail also!
The archeo-guys and funny politicians know ZERO of reality but just of camel-butt-hairs-brushes maybe, and they're happy this way... so why they have change their mind !?
Just cause other half of EU have more liberal and realistic approach to treasure hunters and real heritage preservation ???
No... EU is something you can never say there's something homogeneous in e.g. laws... so what's good for me could be bad for you and maybe passable for someone else all that in the same EU!
What's that ? We have 1 coin and monetary system and 27 different set of rules !?
Seems like a big joke these guys at Bruxelles do and laugh at us, that's it!
I do agree, UK is THE ONE AND ONLY treasure hunters heaven! (and of course, a very fair country that treat citizens for what they are... not as childrens, as happens in many places...)
Where else you can go around without e.g. any document that say who are you without risk to pass some hour at local police station !?
Uk, I love that country.
And ,of course, I like Ireland , expecially Aran islands...but for other reasons...
Kind regards,
Max