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He said he would go for art or cash and he selected cash.
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Please reread my post above- don't confuse the "Art or Cash" era with the situation ten years later.
When the Earl of Fluteney is forced by confiscatory taxation to make over his ancestral home to the National Trust, does that mean he wanted to do it? Of course not. If it were up to him he'd continue living there, and pass it in turn to his son. Don't claim that a decision taked under duress is voluntary, any more than signing that contract with Luca Brazzi's gun to your temple.