 A collection of Etruscan artifacts, known as the "Museo Corazzi", was bought for over 30.000 guilders but pleased Reuvens because Etruscan antiquities were virtually unknown outside Italy at the time.By far the most important deal of the expedition was the acquisition of the very large d'Anastasy Collection of Egyptian antiquities.After a lengthy period of negotiations by the Dutch ambassador in Rome and Humbert with agents of d'Anastasy the collection was eventually sold for roughly 115.000 guilders.