This is also why Lilith suggested giving up on moving the remaining three crates of silver ingots, and why Luke didn't object. After all, when you ask a brother department for help in handling a case, you are bound to receive some convenience in return, and you should leave them some benefits as well.
Even though those silver ingots aren't highly valuable, once they are in the hands of the FBI, they won't be taxed, so they're considered a decent bonus.
Luke asked, "How do you plan to handle these treasures?"
"First, I'll find someone to see if they have any collectible value. If they do, I'll sell them as collectibles; if not, I'll sell them at the gold price.
I believe my grandfather would be quite interested in those ceramics, and they should fetch a good price." Lilith laughed and then changed the subject,
"By the way, let's talk about the treasure distribution.
Elsa Marin betrayed us, so she no longer qualifies to receive the commission and treasure.
