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| Source: See DW.com link below. |
A man who discovered a trove of gold coins and money in Germany might end up with nothing to show for it after a German court sided against him on Friday.
In 2016, an employee for a landscaping company was clearing roots and bushes at a cemetery in Dinklage, northwestern Germany, when he found plastic containers with gold and money. The man informed the police of his discovery.
On the following day, he and several others found more containers in the greenery that had already been cleared away and transported to the landscaping company grounds. In total, they discovered over €500,000 ($606,600) in gold and cash. Some of the coins bore the 2016 stamp, indicating they were buried only recently. The town then took custody of the trove. However, the officials were not able to track down the original owner...
"As this is not a lost object that the man had found, he is also not entitled to a reward," the court said.
Here is the link for more about that.
That link will lead you to a couple other treasure videos. If you read to the bottom of that article, you'll find a video showing the discovery of a hoard of 3000-year-old gold jewelry found during the laying of a pipeline.
Here is that link.
Treasure trove found near pipeline | Tomorrow Today - The Science Magazine | DW | 11.08.2017
A good number of caches are found by using a metal detector, however it appears a larger number our found by construction projects and generally turning over earth.
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| Anchor Found On The Treasure Coast. |
Here is another anchor that was found on the Treasure Coast. It is much smaller than the others I've shown displayed in prominent places on the Treasure Coast. This backyard anchor is only about five feet tall and appears to be 1800s. You'll see a good number of smaller anchors used as yard art on private property.
Old man COB could tell you the story on that one.
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Time to consign once again for the next Sedwick auction. I received this notice from the.
If You’re Not Buying, You Should Be Selling
The collectibles market is all about opportunity and timing. If you are an active collector, you buy when the right things are being offered, and if you are selling, you sell when strong buyers (especially new ones) are in the market. For coins and other collectibles, that opportunity is NOW, as we are seeing new and old clientele alike paying record prices, and special material that has been off the market for decades is returning in response.
Our aggregate auction results in 2020 were our best ever, and all signs point to 2021 being similar. It is not just a matter of record prices—we also saw a record number of new bidders and a near-100% sell-through rate. Motivated consignors are driving the market with fresh and choice material. If you have been collecting a long time, most likely the areas you haven’t added to in a while are ripe for selling.
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A note on Covid19 in Florida and St. Lucie County. Both "cases" and Covid19 hospitalized patients are decreasing as of late. I hope that continues.
It turns out the development of the Covid19 virus was a part of a Chinese research project FUNDED by the NIH, which is headed by Drs. Collins and Fauci.
Why is the U.S. funding China to do research related to biowarfare, or anything else for that matter?
Did you know that China is collecting DNA from Americans as well as their own people. Why? Read this.
China is collecting the world’s DNA and the reason is sinister: Gordon Chang | Fox News
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We are still getting a west or northwest wind. The surf remains small - down around one or two feet. Now it doesn't look like we'll get anything bigger than that for another week or so.
Happy hunting,
Treasureguide@comcast.net