Tiburon, California Find $10 Million In Gold Coins In Their Backyard

Okay, if you believe this story, I have a nice bridge in Brooklyn for you to buy also. hahahaha But here goes. A couple, who wishes to remain anonymous claims they were walking in their backyard along a path that they had walked many times over the years. But on this one day last Spring, they noticed a rusty can sticking up. So they bent down and dug the can up along with 4 others all of which contained 1, 427 gold coins dating from 1847 to 1894. Yeah, cause there is a fairy out there burying cans of gold coins in our backyard for poor couples to find on their leisurely afternoon walks. (Rolls Eyes, mark my words here, this story is fabricated and one day, the real owner is gonna come for those coins). So, the couple hires a Dr. Don Kagin of Kagin, Inc to authenticate the coins and he estimates that the coins are worth around $10 million dollars. They plan on selling the coins on Amazon.com claiming that some of the rarest coins are worth $1 million each. Do you remember the painters who "found" some rare old bills while painting in an attic, but later they were charged with burglary and grand theft because they had stolen the rare bills? Well, I bet this is a similar situation. Either the coins are stolen or they are fakes. I'm just not buying the "ooooh look what I found on my afternoon walk in my backyard" story!!! BULLSHIT!!!