LIFE: Ehepaar findet vergrabenen Millionenschatz im Garten
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  • Download von www.picturedesk.com am 17.05.2022 (16:48).  epa04102924 Gold coins gleam in a display case showing a portion of the Saddle Ridge Hoard coin collection at the National Money Show in Marietta, Georgia, USA, 27 February 2014. A California couple stumbled onto the cache of gold coins worth 10 million dollars (7.3 million euros) buried in their back yard in golf country. The couple, who wish to remain anonymous, found the 19th century US coins - believed to be the largest such find in US history - while walking with their dog on their property last year, the report said. They noticed the top of a rusty tin can protruding from the ground, dug it up and took it home. The coins dated from 1847 to 1894 and many were in mint condition having never been circulated. They had a face value of 27,980 dollars but are expected to fetch more than 10 million when put up for sale by auction in May, the report quoted coin experts as saying. EPA/ERIK S. LESSER - 20140227_PD3881 - Rechteinfo: Rights Managed (RM)
    1 /4 Ein kalifornisches Ehepaar stieß in seinem Hinterhof im Golfstaat auf ein Versteck mit Goldmünzen im Wert von 10 Millionen Dollar (7,3 Millionen Euro).
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  • Download von www.picturedesk.com am 17.05.2022 (16:48).  epa04102914 Gold coins gleam in a display case showing a portion of the Saddle Ridge Hoard coin collection at the National Money Show in Marietta, Georgia, USA, 27 February 2014. A California couple stumbled onto the cache of gold coins worth 10 million dollars (7.3 million euros) buried in their back yard in golf country. The couple, who wish to remain anonymous, found the 19th century US coins - believed to be the largest such find in US history - while walking with their dog on their property last year, the report said. They noticed the top of a rusty tin can protruding from the ground, dug it up and took it home. The coins dated from 1847 to 1894 and many were in mint condition having never been circulated. They had a face value of 27,980 dollars but are expected to fetch more than 10 million when put up for sale by auction in May, the report quoted coin experts as saying. EPA/ERIK S. LESSER - 20140227_PD3847 - Rechteinfo: Rights Managed (RM)
    2 /4 Das Paar, das anonym bleiben möchte, fand die US-Münzen aus dem 19. Jahrhundert - vermutlich der größte Fund dieser Art in der Geschichte der USA - dem Bericht zufolge letztes Jahr, als es mit seinem Hund auf seinem Grundstück spazieren ging.
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  • Download von www.picturedesk.com am 17.05.2022 (16:48).  epa04102909 Gold coins gleam in a display case showing a portion of the Saddle Ridge Hoard coin collection at the National Money Show in Marietta, Georgia, USA, 27 February 2014. A California couple stumbled onto the cache of gold coins worth 10 million dollars (7.3 million euros) buried in their back yard in golf country. The couple, who wish to remain anonymous, found the 19th century US coins - believed to be the largest such find in US history - while walking with their dog on their property last year, the report said. They noticed the top of a rusty tin can protruding from the ground, dug it up and took it home. The coins dated from 1847 to 1894 and many were in mint condition having never been circulated. They had a face value of 27,980 dollars but are expected to fetch more than 10 million when put up for sale by auction in May, the report quoted coin experts as saying. EPA/ERIK S. LESSER - 20140227_PD3819 - Rechteinfo: Rights Managed (RM)
    3 /4 Sie bemerkten den Deckel einer rostigen Blechdose, die aus dem Boden ragte, gruben ihn aus und nahmen ihn mit nach Hause. 
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    ERIK S. LESSER / EPA / picturedesk.com
  • Download von www.picturedesk.com am 17.05.2022 (16:49).  epa04102889 Senior numismatist David McCarthy pulls a US 1890 twenty dollar gold coin from a display case showing a portion of the Saddle Ridge Hoard coin collection at the National Money Show in Marietta, Georgia, USA, 27 February 2014. A California couple stumbled onto the cache of gold coins worth 10 million dollars (7.3 million euros) buried in their back yard in golf country. The couple, who wish to remain anonymous, found the 19th century US coins - believed to be the largest such find in US history - while walking with their dog on their property last year, the report said. They noticed the top of a rusty tin can protruding from the ground, dug it up and took it home. The coins dated from 1847 to 1894 and many were in mint condition having never been circulated. They had a face value of 27,980 dollars but are expected to fetch more than 10 million when put up for sale by auction in May, the report quoted coin experts as saying. EPA/ERIK S. LESSER - 20140227_PD3789 - Rechteinfo: Rights Managed (RM)
    4 /4 Die Münzen stammten aus den Jahren 1847 bis 1894, und viele von ihnen waren in neuwertigem Zustand und nie im Umlauf gewesen.
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    ERIK S. LESSER / EPA / picturedesk.com
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