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11-15-2023, 04:22 PM
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Larceny recourse
Some years ago, I had lost a box of ephemera in a move. Some unique, rare stuff. I’ve been ill, for a few years and didn’t have the energy to search or investigate. The box never made it into the new place. I had called the movers to keep an eye out. For all I knew, the items could be in the garage or elsewhere here
Recently discovered one item, sold at a major AH in 2019. I’d emailed the auctioneer -haven’t heard back. Also, filed a police report, finally. But the cop isn’t very confident or knowledgeable understandably. Feeling SOL, and just looking for some guidance or advice. Thanks, S 
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