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Having survived the government's motion for summary affirmance of the District Court ruling, The FOIA lawsuit now moves forward into a critical new phase. Full story

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Opposition to import restrictions on ancient coins is not limited only to Americans, nor to collectors and dealers. Some prestigious voices have joined the discussion. Full story

The 2010 ACCG Benefit Auction marked the third successful hosting of this annual event. Full story

The initial motions in the ACCG test case in Baltimore are now before the judge for determination of the next phase. It should be emphasized that the 132 pages of filings attached here are merely the opening phase of this case that will determine whether the case continues. In view of the approach taken by U.S. attorneys to date, it is very likely that the ACCG, U.S. State Department, U.S. Customs and the Department of Justice will be engaged in this litigation for a considerable period of time. (wgs) Full story

John Hooker analyzes public comment regarding a potential MOU with Greece Full story

Collectors braved the new comment system to make their views known in Washington Full story

Appellant and Amicus briefs have been filed in the FOIA appeal against U.S. State Department Full story

2010 Benefit Auction now in progress Full story

A request from Greece asking that import restrictions be imposed on cultural property will be considered by the US State Department in October. Full story