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love dumb thieves, its the smart ones you have to watch out for.

Luckily most of them are the dumber variety
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Now comes this question. How does the rightful owner retrieve his gold? Does he have to reimburse the bank?
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Reimburse the bank? Doubtful. In situations such as this, the owner has best title to the coins. They would be returned to him automatically. The bank would probably eat the $240 loss, which it will probably pass on to its customers anyway, or it may have insurance to cover itself in such cases.
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The convicted person should have to pay restitution. Collection may be problematic, so passing the cost the the customer (or taxpayer, this is an American bank after all) is likely.
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