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What does this video have to do with Yamashita Treasure?? Long video that discusses nothing of the subject!
2 construction workers here in Canlubang, Laguna died of unexplainable death when they opened up some old glass jar they dug up in Nuvali South extension..first some vintage bomb then glass jars... Developers panicked shut downed the supposed to be drainage system of Nuvali South. Some says there might be buried gold or treasures but Ayala land says its not worth the risk..back to the drawing table and re-route the drainage .. What a pain.
..the supposed to be drainage system is just 150 meters away from the Republic wakeboarding park in Nuvali. We have to re-route the drainage system for another 450 meters and dig manually as advised by the bomb disposal experts from Camp Crame. My men says there might be buried treasures thats why i tried googling and found this website. I reckon its fun to be a treasure hunter.. As a civil engineer, me and my men had dug up unusual things like old airplane wing, vintage bombs, and even a whole rusty world war 2 10 wheeler truck here in Nuvali alone... My only question is.. Who the hell would bury a whole 10 wheeler truck 20ft below the ground?
Ok, so I live in the middle of the northern mountains, philippines.
A friend came over with another friend, carrying a gold bar. Sure, gold bar scams are common here... This was the first time I've seen one though
Supposedly the bar originates from a tunnel that was visible after a typhoon and landslide opened it up. They crawled/walked (I dont know) into the tunnel and found some bodies, one decapitated. It sounded like one of them killed himself via harikiri and another one cut off his head to make it faster.. But I don't know, wasn't there.
Anyways, the gold bar was stamped BURMA across the face, with a rectangle around it, but differently than the one photo I could find on the net of a burma bar. It was definitely not pristine, and the bottom side was pock-marked and a bit ugly (the top wasn't pretty either). They said it's from being in the dirt for so long, but what do I know. There are more bars they said, but are too big and heavy to casually carry them. This one was around 6kg in weight, but like I said, not like that other famous burma bar with 3 stars on it.
So, I should find out more and will hopefully have pictures next time. They weren't trying to sell it to me, they were looking for ideas on how to sell it without drawing attention etc.
Hello Whatgold
Think about it? 6 kilos is roughly 211 ounces at say at rough 1300 per ounce = about 274000 dollars. one bar. They could melt the gold granulate the gold creating small nuggets. There is plenty of gold buyers and sellers in Luzon who would buy the gold. From one bar ya would live like a king by very little effort. These stories are the same old same old. Why would you make it public over the net when you can make yourself rich by very little effort??
But that is of course if it was real gold?
Crow
Whatgold, my suggestion is to find out more about where the gold was found and how much they saw there. If it is near by see if they will take you there to verify. They probably wont because they are just sellers and not the owner. BEWARE OF SCAMS of course. See if they own a camera to take pics but again it is better if you take them. I would verify quantity before assaying any bars.
Also, you can shave/chip pieces off of it and take it to any of the many pawnshops to sell. They verify/assay it. NEVER NEVER take a complete bar anywhere. It will be stolen from you.
If you need a legitimate buyer I can assist. Just PM me when the time is right.
Thanks for the pawn shop advice, that seems like the easiest thing to do