Italian WW2 Lire Gold Coins

Aug 29, 2014
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Help me confirm, Supposedily sunk "Special Medals" by Rebels in Greece during WW2. A group of 3 confirmed something like a box is down there 5 meters deep with some kid of homemade devices. Need some help. Idk what to believe. Would love more cofirmations with volunteer devices. The property is my Grandfathers, and he is almost 93. Anyone want to help in anyways? I want to build Master Magnet that attracts Gold and pull it out. http://www.rexresearch.com/mrmagnet/mrmagnet.htm

estimated around 300 pounds of gold the story goes roughly give or take. Depth is at around 5 meters under water and some sand im sure.
 

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WaterScoop

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I’m confused.. are you in Florida USA, Greece or Italy?
Your reference in meters tells me you are European.
Is the treasure in The US?
Is it under water?
Who is this group of 3?


I suggest you organize your facts and try again...you are all over the place.

Cheers and good luck!

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OP
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Aug 29, 2014
21
14
Florida
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All Treasure Hunting
Water scoop. This is about Gold lire coins buried at the time during ww2. I'm in Florida. This is in Greece it is my grandfathers story. The group of three are some people from a village nearby. Thousands of people know of this story. And after the war my grandfather purchased the land. In hopes of one day recovering. And it is under water. It's Italian Gold.
 

BillA

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the coinage is suspect
why Italian gold? a state actor? the Italians were broke
the British dropped sovereigns it is known

I have been treasure hunting in Greece, NOT recommended
nor are detectors permitted
 

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