ORDER

RICHARD G. KOPF, Senior District Judge.

There being no objection, see Filing 502,

IT IS ORDERED that the Motion to Amend Order of Forfeiture to Include Substitute Property in Partial Satisfaction of Money Judgment, Filing no. 501, is granted. The Preliminary Order of Forfeiture, Filing no. 296, is herewith amended as requested. Specifically, the following substitute property is subject to forfeiture:

a. Collectible coins and silver bars from safe in basement of residence, currently in the custody of the U.S. Marshal;

b. Approximately $59,895.41 U.S. currency currently in the custody of the Lancaster County Clerk's Office from the sale of the property located at 2733 Randolph St.;

c. Approximately $90,404.82 remaining U.S. currency currently in the custody of defense counsel Mark Rappl, who originally received approximately $176,040 to his trust account;

d. Any remaining U.S. currency in the custody of defense counsel Bob Creager, who originally received approximately $85,000 to his trust account;

e. A 2006 Chevrolet Corvette, VIN 1G1YY26U565103906, with an estimated net equity value of approximately $12,175 (assuming mileage of 90,454);

f. A 2004 Mercedes Benz, SL55AMG VIN WDBSK74F04F074207, with an estimated net equity value of approximately $13,650 (assuming mileage of 60,000);

g. 119 S. 53rd St. (a four-plex of apartments) with a 2017 tax assessed value of $132,500 (upon sentencing, pursuant to the Mandatory Victim Restitution Act (MVRA), a lien in favor of the United States arose regarding this property and the United States perfected the lien by filing a Notice in Lancaster county, Nebraska);

h. 810 S. 27th St. a (commercial property) with a 2017 tax assessed value of $194,300;

i. 1075 N. 33rd St. with a 2017 tax assessed value of $218,000 (upon sentencing, pursuant to the Mandatory Victim Restitution Act (MVRA), a lien in favor of the United States arose regarding this property and the United States perfected the lien by filing a Notice in Lancaster county, Nebraska).