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> If it's considered a "national treasure", obviously, it cannot be sold to anyone ... If it's unimportant enough to be sold to a personal collection It seems
by cubefox 2y ago
> If it's considered a "national treasure", obviously, it cannot be sold to anyone ... If it's unimportant enough to be sold to a personal collection
It seems it already is owned by a private party, which is essentially the same as a personal collection.
- CRConrad 2y agoYeah, I think that was the GP's point: Then it either isn't "a national treasure", or it needs to be bought by the state.
- cubefox 2y agoAllocating a budget for that may be a major hurdle. Preventing national cultural heritage from being sold to someone outside the country seems to be a good compromise. If it is indeed "national cultural heritage".