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That is incredible. What's even more remarkable is that while the empire declined the rich hoarded their loot and dodged paying taxes at all costs. All this while, the poor, what was left of what you would call middle class today and destitute were squeezed for every last Ae's.

Unfortunately, not much has changed in the past 2000 years.
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Some rich person has lost out as well, because the stash was never recovered.
We may speculate that their life could have been lost as well in the military, or even as a civvy. due to barbarian invasion or the social upheaval resulting from invasion.

Hoard would have been retained by a museum for research, and perhaps some would be released into commercial auction years or decades later, when the museum need to raise funds. If that is the case, they will have a provenance, much like shipwreck coins.
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