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What happens if someone steals it in transit? Do they invalidate it? Because 5 minutes before it was stolen, it was considered a valid currency.
by atonse 5y ago
What happens if someone steals it in transit?
Do they invalidate it? Because 5 minutes before it was stolen, it was considered a valid currency.
- brundolf 5y agoPretty sure at that point a wormhole opens up at the center of the U.S. Constitution being held in the National Archive
- Kranar 5y agoLegal tender is generally not invalidated unless destroyed. Stealing property does not grant you legal possession over it, so you'd be hard pressed to find anyone willing to accept that coin in exchange for anything since they could easily determine that you have no right to exchange it in the first place. The most you could do is destroy it, the end result would be as if nothing happened and that's about it.
- panopticon 5y agoThere's a market for stolen art; surely you could find a buyer for the coin. You'd get nothing near the face value though.
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