Day after the Louvre saw $102 million heist, another robbery was reported in a French museum – La Maison des Lumières Denis Diderot – in northeastern France. According to the media reports, several gold and silver coins were stolen from the museum on the day it was shut.

The robbery was discovered when the staff of the museum arrived the next day to find signs of forced entry through the sliding entrance door and shards of the glass. No other object was stolen from the museum.

“The display case that protected it was found broken on the ground. The Museum's teams are currently making a precise inventory of the items that they will hand over to law enforcement,” it said. Also Read | Louvre heist becomes marketing gold for German company behind truck: ‘When you need to get going again quic

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