Someone Buried Treasure And Never Returned — Then Volunteer Found It 1,000 Years Later

I wished they showed all the coins discovered and other artifacts

Appreciate the link - thanks.

@dsking. And I had just send you a email saying this was the kinda thing I wanted to plan for next year for a whole month although thats not where lolo.

Hopefully a sister or brother in the coin community from that area will go see the exhibit in July and share photos of all the various coins discovered along with the other finds in pieces or not. I'm mean wow wow whee what this will do to the Coin World if there are new discoveries.

The audio below the photograph was interesting to listen to. When the audio was speaking it reminded me of the television show The Vikings and where he buried the treasure and only told his son Bluetooth where is the treasure was that he hid from everyone and it reminds me of the TV show lol. Also I watch the television show on YouTube called time team and they always talk about how the plowing Moves everything all around And that's why everything is so scattered exactly like what they're talking about here. I'm sure they're working hard to try to find everything and we might not know everything till next year but I can't wait to see the archeological magazines or the coin magazines to see what the exhibit is going to show. I'll tell you there's vikings really got around midnight . I believe now they're going to also possibly change history and say that The Vikings were the ones that discovered America first it has been rumored that they may do Christopher Columbus is out. What more proof have they discovered I don't know I try to keep up with the stuff but it's hard

In some countries they're entitled to a finder fee. Butttttt... since it was a group outing who know if the entire group get a percentage or only the group owner. Who knows if they signed anything, ya know. I knownthe.land owner is happier than a pig in mud.