12 Most Incredible And Amazing Treasure Found Recently

The act of finding treasure is probably more important than when you find that treasure, but treasures found recently tend to be more exciting! Fortunately, we’re not short of stories in that department. The past few years have been exceptionally kind to the world’s treasure hunters - both the amateurs and the professionals - and we’ve collected some of their best stories for you in the making of this video!

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[Xintherios]

A GOLD coin from the 1300s went for $5000 and there are cardboard-printed cards that are going for millions.

[loraanski]

$7.5 Dawg y’all wouldn’t had heard from me ever again 😅

[GeorgiaBoyn]

Those soldiers didn’t “find” it. They most definitely STOLE IT

[joshpeterson]

That guy returning the found goods from the marble topped dresser was a good hearted kind person for sure! Nice to hear

[bencaraballoBENFITNESS]

Amazing how the u.s.a stole all that gold and never got held accountable !! Smh

[kjdfndflijvdjn]

I would have negotiated the money into my pocket lmao

[friguy]

The more I live the more I despise governments. Those that discover treasure are almost ALWAYS stripped of it and granted NOTHING. Unless it's dealt with in a very specific way those that do the work and find the gold will see NONE of it.

[SvensktTroll]

Why would you tell anybody that you found anything ? Taxes and theft will be the only outcome !

[reidadams]

that clip of the soldier breaking his ankle had me balling hahah

[mrs.sanfilippo.]

Me and my daughter were walking in the woods in Monmouth County New Jersey and I found an abandoned house had hundreds of dollars and silver coin several gold points and a lot of jewelry including the deed to the house going back till the 1840s I’ve never told anybody else about this besides my family

[martinroberts]

the Iraq gold wasn't found it stolen, you don't invade a country to find weapons of mass destruction that didn't exist but accidentally find someone else gold during said invasion that you decide to secretly keep

[ralphpeirson]

Mel Fisher found most of those wrecks, starting in the 60's! He had leases on almost all of the ocean bottom from the keys north to Jacksonville.

[joester]

I am glad to come out of this not feeling like i've been clickbaited. Great job!

[NastyNate]

Find 7 million? Idk there might not be nothing to talk about. Who ever lost it didnt really need it.

[backup]

Wow so we can actually look forward to a ship wreck full of treasure being found in the near future. Thats pretty cool.

Reminds me of the story where someone found a whole sword from the dark ages.

[danhewitt]

How could u not name that emerald the hulk. As for the found money dunno about anyone else but I think that considering the honesty, integrity, respect and kindness just to name a few traits of the "finder" that even the $1+ million "reward " was still very light considering what could have been the outcome and I'm actually surprised that significantly more wasn't offered without the help of lawyers.

[chrissliker]

Why would the guy with the $100.00 chest give all that back? And how beautiful is the emerald ?

[RoseRules]

For all the people in Derbyshire who got annoyed by dERbyshire then it is dARbyshire

[carriemcarthur]

Good job Emiel! Kudos on your honesty. Thanks for sharing

[TahoeJones]

The money is now clean.
It was filtered through a lawyer...
Hysterical!