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Check this out $75,000.00 found in tin cans

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Nothing causes more trouble than "found" money. LOL
 
the IRS is now involved, the property owners past and present the state the local municipality and any lawyer that has nothing better to do. they should have kept their mouths shut and sold off the money as needed.
 
Does that also mean that if I find a penny under my stairs, the IRS will sneak up on me with a satellite spy, snap a picture of the date while they're at it, and then come knocking on my door asking for their share of the value?
 
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