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- Several jewelry items worth up to $63,000 were stolen from the British Museum in London.
- Items later appeared on eBay, priced for as little as $50.
- A museum curator suspected of being behind the thefts was fired, and police are investigating.
A curator has been fired from the British Museum in London after stolen jewelry was found being sold cheaply on eBay, a report says.
Some of the items were worth up to £50,000, or approximately $63,000, and were listed on eBay for as little as £40, or $50, according to British newspaper The Telegraph.