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More Images of the Sevso Treasure

Bonham’s has released a slew images of the Sevso treasure to the press. They aren’t available on their website, but I’ve reproduced some of them here, which I’ve taken off of Dorothy King’s blog.

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Dr. Derek Fincham

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