Could Gold Coins Found In Calif. Have Vancouver Connection?

I'm unsure about this, is this a case of making the facts fit the theory? Involving another government related theft, what if they were simply someones stash of gold hidden away-to prevent them being taken from the owner, during the executive order 6102. Then the owner died during that time or the war, and they were lost until recently. It's easy to fit facts to a theory, definitive evidence should be found in my opinion. The two claims/theories may be right, but these 'stolen' coins may well still be hidden elsewhere. I say let the finders be the keepers, enough tax will circulate the economy from sales anyway. Just my opinion.

Edited due to my inability to construct sentences, sometimes my mind is racing ahead of my hands.

I see it as nothing more than "There was a gold shipment stolen that was never recovered, so this must be it." with nothing solid to tie the two together.

I think it's a wool-gathering expedition by someone who needed to publish something. He has plenty of facts, that's for sure. Too bad they're completely irrelevant.

interesting history. could be if that entire story is accurate and vetted out. there are many stories and it really does not matter, bless their great fortune.