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Already Appeared the Most Expensive Christmas Tree and Pre-Announce Another Unusual World
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Munich, Bavaria, 17 December (NA) – In the German city known for the annual celebration of the Oktoberfest and its breweries, including the famous Hofbräuhaus, founded in 1589, is displayed a Christmas tree made entirely of 2,018 pure gold coins that, united with each other, create the silhouette of a three-metre fir, whose value is estimated at 5,4 million euros. It belongs to the German company Proaren, specializing in the gold trade. It was d…
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