Romania has collected EUR 5.7 million in insurance compensation after four cultural treasures, namely the famed Dacian Helmet of Coțofenești and three gold bracelets, were stolen earlier this year from the Drents Museum in the Netherlands, the Ministry of Culture announced. The amount represents the insurance value, not the actual value of the items, and if the objects are recovered, it will be reimbursed. The theft, carried out on January 25, shocked Romania and the Netherlands alike. The stolen objects, regarded in Romania as priceless symbols of its Dacian heritage, have not been recovered. They face charges of theft, destruction, and in two cases, the theft of a getaway car later found burned.