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Builders discover stash of gold coins worth up to $356,000

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Builders found the treasure while working on the restoration of a house in Plozévet, Brittany, in the coastal area of Bigouden in 2019. While merging a barn and a nursery, the builders found a metal box lodged inside a wall, which had gold coins inside. Just days later, above a beam, they spotted a purse containing another set of coins. All 239 coins were minted during the sovereignty of Louis XIII and Louis XIV.

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Builders discover stash of gold coins worth up to $356,000

They will be split between the three builders who discovered the coins and the two owners of the manor, with each group receiving half of the funds.

4 years ago·Albuquerque, United States

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Builders discover stash of gold coins worth up to $356,000

They will be split between the three builders who discovered the coins and the two owners of the manor, with each group receiving half of the funds.

4 years ago·Jackson, United States

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Builders discover stash of gold coins worth up to $356,000

They will be split between the three builders who discovered the coins and the two owners of the manor, with each group receiving half of the funds.

4 years ago·Birmingham, United States

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Builders discover stash of gold coins worth up to $356,000

They will be split between the three builders who discovered the coins and the two owners of the manor, with each group receiving half of the funds.

4 years ago·Portland, United States

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Builders discover stash of gold coins worth up to $356,000

They will be split between the three builders who discovered the coins and the two owners of the manor, with each group receiving half of the funds.

4 years ago·Plattsburgh, United States

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Builders discover stash of gold coins worth up to $356,000

They will be split between the three builders who discovered the coins and the two owners of the manor, with each group receiving half of the funds.

4 years ago·Baltimore, United States

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