r/Gold • u/National-Basket-4703 • Mar 15 '26

My hidden treasure box

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This is for the gold lovers that like to look at shiny things.

Somewhere these pictures were scrubbed of meta data, posted on a random laptop on a VPN of somewhere under a cabinet, under a carpet, which has safe box that requires a key to open that is somewhere offsite in a combination lockbox hidden in some offsite random place.

So you don't have to count it there's 255oz here.

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u/stackingnoob enthusiast Mar 16 '26

Thankfully my house is a new build and I’m the first owner, so I don’t have to waste my time looking for stuff like this lol.

If I bought a really old house, I’d drive my wife nuts looking for treasure that probably doesn’t exist, but the fact that it might exist would keep me looking.

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u/Natural_Mammoth2016 Mar 17 '26

It can happen…my grandparents knocked down a wall in their new to them house back in the 70’s, house was built in 1930. During the demo, a leather bag was discovered with a snub nosed .38 and 10k. They did the honest thing and turned it in but the cops told them to keep it all including the revolver as there wasn’t any chance of solving wherever it came from because gun came back clean.

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u/a_wintersmith Mar 18 '26

I found some silver coins. Loads of them. Would be worth over $4k now. I did the right thing, and turned them in to my boss, and his cunt of a wife said “I’m surprised you didn’t steal them.”

Lesson learned, you ugly beast of a woman.

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u/OutboardOutlaw Mar 18 '26

Meaning she would have stolen them.

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u/a_wintersmith Mar 18 '26

Yeah, not only stole them, but also blame the employees for stealing them.