treasure trove found in south africa

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Can anybody please help me identify, wedge shape ingots, artifacts and gold bars.

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Where do you go if you have found something like this??
 
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Can anybody please help me identify, wedge shape ingots, artifacts and gold bars.

Please email me for pics on ...

Where do you go if you have found something like this??

I would keep quiet about it if at all possible.

A find like that will bring out those who want to claim it and take it away. I've seen it happen many times. People find treasure and go public and they're tied up in court for years, one group or another makes historical claims and the tax man is banging at the door demanding his cut.

I'm no expert but that's my opinion anyway. I would stay on the down low at least until you know exactly what you have. You may even want to get some legal advice on how to best position yourself if necessary.
 
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I would keep quiet about it if at all possible.

A find like that will bring out those who want to claim it and take it away. I've seen it happen many times. People find treasure and go public and they're tied up in court for years, one group or another makes historical claims and the tax man is banging at the door demanding his cut.

I'm no expert but that's my opinion anyway. I would stay on the down low at least until you know exactly what you have. You may even want to get some legal advice on how to best position yourself if necessary.

Ditto above.... Stay QUIET!!!! I don't know about South Africa but you surely don't want to do that HERE.
 
You should should post just ONE of your pictures so others can help. They may know more than me.
 
Often, wedge shaped ingots were smuggled aboard ships in the bottoms of barrels. They did this to avoid paying taxes on precious metals shipped back to Europe.

Mike
 
Can anybody please help me identify, wedge shape ingots, artifacts and gold bars...
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Hey - are the requests (below) all about the same find? Also - so far - no pictures - they sure would help...

treasure trove found in south africa (Today, 07:31)
found in south africa (Yesterday, 02:36)
found in south africa (Jul 15, 2014, 05:2)
 
I would go straight to the closest Lamborghini dealership. ;)
 
Yup dont say a word on location. Sure as heck dont let the gubberments get wind of it. If you can get them puppies put away where they wont ever be found and very slowly a piece or two at a time....every few months come home with a big ol grin on your face and a pocketful of cash if you know what i mean :)
 
Often, wedge shaped ingots were smuggled aboard ships in the bottoms of barrels. They did this to avoid paying taxes on precious metals shipped back to Europe.

Mike

See, even way back when people were running from the revenuers.
 
If I were you. I would get a new email and IP addy. Not to mention a word again or go to any of these like forums while on location. In other words erase your footprints and leave no trace.
 
Could be a scam or virus too... Seems like a shady post I wouldn't risk emailing them

Just my 2 cents
 
Chase do not post personal contact information. We consider that spam and you could loose posting privileges . Thank you
 
Welcome aboard!! :)
 
Could be a scam or virus too... Seems like a shady post I wouldn't risk emailing them

Just my 2 cents

Anytime over the years, if you read metal detecting forums long enough: Whenever a post like this occurs of someone finding "gold bar" or fabulous riches, it eventually morphs to where they need investors to get it raised from the ocean bottom, or secreted out of the country, etc.... Yup, a scam to lure investors. And while this one did not solicit for investors here, perhaps whomever emails him (as he requests), will get the "pitch" there.
 
This post should be pulled from the forum.
 

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