Besides the millions of dollars prosecutors have recouped from Saccoccia accounts, safe deposit boxes and businesses, these are some of the other assets that have been obtained:

• $86,000 from the sale of the four-bedroom house that Donna and Stephen Saccoccia lived in at 2 Brimfield Rd., Cranston.

• $245,000 that defense lawyer Robert Luskin earned as part of his legal fees but then returned to the government to settle prosecutors’ claims to the money.

• Approximately $1.5 million from the sale of 83 bars of gold found buried in the basement of Stephen Saccoccia’s mother’s house at 31 Vervena St., Cranston.

• 244 silver dollars.

• Tens of thousands of dollars of jewelry, including 14 karat gold beads with diamonds, a woman’s diamond tennis bracelet, diamond rings, diamond earrings, 50 round cut diamonds and 20 baguettes.

• More than two dozen weapons, including 12-gauge shotguns, revolvers, pistols, and an antique rifle.

• A 1988 Chevrolet Blazer from codefendant David Izzi.

• $130,000 from the sale of a house once owned by Izzi at 21 Arrow Way, Cranston.

tbreton@projo.com