Oblivious to the heist's value, thieves in Hong Kong sell a $292 million scroll for $25
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Oblivious to the heist's value, thieves in Hong Kong sell a $292 million scroll for $25
Among the pieces of art that were stolen was a two-metre scroll by Mao Zedong, the founder of the Peoples Republic of China. This scroll by itself was priced at USD 292 million (HK$ 2.3 billion)
·Noida, India
Read Full ArticleTrio Jailed For Hong Kong's Priciest Art Heist
Three burglars who carried out a record-breaking $637 million art heist in Hong Kong but remained oblivious to the value of their historic haul were jailed Friday, local media reported. Hong Kong's art community was rocked by the theft that included a two-metre tall scroll containing a 1929 Politburo report written by Mao Zedong valued at hundreds of millions of dollars -- but was sold to an amateur collector for just HK$200 ($25).
·United States
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