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Ancient Coin Collectors Guild Introduces New Executive Director - Vimarsana News

Ancient Coin Collectors Guild Introduces New Executive Director

The Ancient Coin Collectors Guild (ACCG) announces the appointment of Keith Twitchell to replace Peter Tompa as the club's Executive Director.

U.S. extends emergency import rules with Yemen - Vimarsana News

U.S. extends emergency import rules with Yemen

The Cultural Property Advisory Committee was bypassed by the U.S. government in an August decision to extend an emergency memorandum of understanding implemented three years ago.

Collecting Ancient Coins in an Era of Import Restrictions - Vimarsana News

Collecting Ancient Coins in an Era of Import Restrictions

By Tyler Rossi for CoinWeek ..... Ask a collector of ancient coins if they have ever bought a coin from an overseas vendor, and you will more likely than

The U.S. Has Banned Imports of Afghan Antiquities to Quash the Market for Illicit Artifacts, But Some Experts Say It Could Do More Harm Than Good - Vimarsana News

The U.S. Has Banned Imports of Afghan Antiquities to Quash the Market for Illicit Artifacts, But Some Experts Say It Could Do More Harm Than Good

Under the new rules, U.S. customs agents may return seized artifacts to the Taliban—a group with a history of destroying Afghan artifacts.

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US imposes restriction on importing Afghan cultural items - Vimarsana News

US imposes restriction on importing Afghan cultural items

US State Department said on Tuesday that the US had restricted import of cultural and historical items from Afghanistan with an aim to prevent "terrorists" from profiting. Experts have reportedly voiced fears about unintended consequences of such a measure. The decree, which was implemented on an "emergency" basis and took effect on Friday, includes restrictions on bringing ceramics, paintings, glass, ivory, ancient textiles, tiles and wood pieces, among others into the country, according to a government list.