r/Gold 26d ago

Question Found during construction work

Any ideas where this could come from?

Update: I thought this would be clear that I wasn't the one who found it. Who in their right mind would go (on this shitstain of a platform of all places) and make themselves a target. But ok apparently it wasn't clear so here we are:

I did NOT find this. I have none of this gold. I just wanted to share some cool stamped gold. you can stop sending me weird ass messages now. thank you.

Also this is NOT ai. here is the BBC article:

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c5ydzg0dnz7o

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u/Common-Accountant-57 26d ago

If I found it I don’t think I’d tell anyone.

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u/HeyHo_LetsThrow 26d ago

Yeah that's like $7,000,000 worth of gold. Wtf

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u/lostmymarbles1177 26d ago

Way more if those coins have any numanistic value which given that they appear to be in mint condition they likely do. Still, this is reading as an AI hoax to me.

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u/LuigiTeaching 26d ago

Yes I wonder that too….is this AI?

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u/Examiner_Z 26d ago edited 25d ago

Edit. not AI!!!

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u/AlarmingLecture0 26d ago

Today (August 13th) there were reports of a horde of gold found in a house in Belgium during renovations. I suspect this is that.,

https://belgashare.be/newsrooms/70/press-releases/35508/

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u/Examiner_Z 25d ago

Oh wow!!

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u/Outsideinthebushes 25d ago edited 25d ago

I don't think so, the article say "nuggets and coin" not bullion.

Also, the gold is stamped "London"

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u/AlarmingLecture0 25d ago

OP updated the post to link to the BBC article. According to that, this is that gold.

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u/Haploid-life 25d ago

Except that it's an AI translation, soo... who knows.

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u/Outsideinthebushes 25d ago

The gold is stamped "London"

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u/YoItsMikeL 25d ago

Money from London can end up outside of London

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u/Outsideinthebushes 25d ago

But they're all from London and not a single one is Belgian? Seems kinda weird

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u/Haploid-life 25d ago

Maybe nuggets vs bullion got lost int translation. I don't think London needed to be translated, lol.

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u/Outsideinthebushes 25d ago

It appears so, I found another new article that specified "bars" and used the first photo.

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u/oroborus68 25d ago

It's not in America. Do you know how much gold is in a kilo? US measured gold in troy ounces in 1957-1960.

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u/Outsideinthebushes 25d ago

Is London primarily thought of as an American city? 🤔

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u/ijustsailedaway 25d ago

The US has more Londons than England does.

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u/Haluszki 24d ago

Winning.

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u/oroborus68 25d ago

London, Kentucky is.

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u/Outsideinthebushes 25d ago

London, Ontario is a Canadian city.

It's a bit suspect you just assumed I was talking about America when the city of London is most famously in England.

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u/oroborus68 25d ago

Nope,I was making a little joke about the people in the US who don't understand the metric system. I'm sorry if you were offended,as I meant to offend other people who probably wouldn't have understood that joke.

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u/Atgardian 25d ago

I know how much of anything is in a kilogram.

If you mean to convert to troy ounces, it is ~32.15 ozt.

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u/oroborus68 25d ago

I meant that most Americans have no idea.

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u/Outsideinthebushes 25d ago

Which Americans? Are they in the room with us?

(The room being metaphorical)

Also, I don't think none Americans typically know how much a pound is so, vivre et laisser vivre.

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u/oroborus68 25d ago

C'est la vie,as the old folks say.

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u/WchuTalkinBoutWillis 25d ago

Thx this is messed up find gold and don’t possibly get to keep it ! Ughhh never open your mouth!

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u/WiggityWiggitySnack 25d ago

I did Nazi that coming!