The largest Roman gold hoard ever discovered was the “Trier Gold Hoard.” The discovery, which included 265,000 gold pieces totaling 18.5 kg, was uncovered in 1993 during excavation work, approximately 1,800 years after it was hidden.

In September 1993, work was underway to build a hospital parking lot on Feldstrasse in the German city of Trier, near the Roman bridge. The city was founded around the year 16 BC. by the Romans as Augusta Treverorum and therefore preserves many buildings and remains from that time, such as the Porta Nigra. That…

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The prospector found a 1.2-kilogram gold nugget valued at $63,000 hidden just beneath the ground – and he says there’s more nearby.

A North Queensland prospector unearthed nugget in a field with metal detector The gigantic chunk of solid gold weighed 1.1763 kilograms and is worth $63,800 Found 15cm below the ground, it was discovered using advanced technology The prospector found it after looking under a double rainbow he saw day before There could be more gold…

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Holtermann Gold 93Kg: Extraordinary story behind the discovery of the world’s biggest-ever nugget on the Australian goldfields – and how it changed a man’s life before he lost it all

It is an iconic image of the Australian goldfields – seemingly offering proof that hard work and good luck could bring vast wealth for anyone willing to have a go. This famous picture of industrious German immigrant Bernard Holtermann posing with the largest gold ‘nugget’ ever found is also an elaborate fake. While the Holtermann…

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They’ve Struck Gold! Fortunate Couple Unearth 264 Gold Coins Dating Back to the Reign of King James I Hidden Beneath Their Kitchen Floor, Raking in £754,000 at Auction

A lucky couple found 264 gold coins dating as far back as King James I’s reign Coins were buried under couple’s kitchen floor in Ellerby, North Yorkshire They had been kept in salt-glazed earthenware cup for around three centuries  Couple have now sold them at an auction for nearly £755,000  A lucky couple who stumbled…

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