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Sounds like the thieves got away with priceless jewels that can't be sold. So they're just going to melt the gold and sell the diamonds independently?
Like I know something about this.
https://youtu.be/CtWqv0Z3ErM
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My dirt bike is more secure than those diamonds were.
Selling the stuff on the blackmarket is where the real risk comes in. Too many informants looking to gets their hands on the reward.
I gotta say , their security system didn't seem to be to much up to date. Kinda risky holding that much in valuables , with that kind of security. Either way , it's an interesting story.
Police have released the first images of items stolen from Dresden Castle during Monday's dramatic heist in Germany.
The treasures represent just a fraction of the 100 or so artifacts believed to have been taken in the raid, which saw thieves smashing a glass display at the castle's Green Vault before fleeing. But the announcement demonstrates the grandeur contained within the museum's celebrated collection -- and hints at the scale of the loss.
Among the items revealed so far are a sword, a string of pearls and collection of priceless 18th-century jewels containing thousands of individual diamonds. Almost all of the artifacts were made during the rule of Frederick Augustus III, the last Elector of Saxony (later known as Frederick Augustus I, the first king of Saxony) and were mostly created by the court jewelers Jean Jacques Pallard and Christian August Globig, along with the latter's son August Gotthelf Globig.
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