Alexander Snegirev, a resident of Kursk, discovered a bottle while renovating his house, which, according to the regional Investigative Committee, contained 260 gold coins from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The man handed the find to the police, after which the treasure was kept among the evidence for some time and then sent to Gokhran. When the container was opened there, there were no gold coins inside. Instead, they found three wren…
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Alexander Snegirev, a resident of Kursk, discovered a bottle while renovating his house, which, according to the regional Investigative Committee, contained 260 gold coins from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The man handed the find to the police, after which the treasure was kept among the evidence for some time and then sent to Gokhran. When the container was opened there, there were no gold coins inside. Instead, they found three wren…