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A Northern Territory heritage group is defending a decision to throw a Chinese coin found on a remote island back into sand dunes, saying it did not have a choice. The brass coin, thought to be from the Qing Dynasty and minted between 1736 and 1795, was found on Elcho Island last month by a group of heritage enthusiasts called Past Masters. Group spokesman Mike Owen said they were following the instructions of the NT Government.

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