Name: これまでに発見された10大トレジャー! (10 BIGGEST TREASURES Ever Discovered!)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T06:06:16.000Z
Duration: 9 min 17 s
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If X marks the spot, and X is also 10 in Roman numerals,

then the treasure must be buried at the end of this video!

So, believe it or not, "treasure hunter" is a real job.

of course, empty-handed, you'd be surprised to learn

So grab yo shovels, because we're about to unearth

the 10 biggest treasures ever discovered.

Dave Crisp was using his metal detector along the ground

Made from silver and bronze, the coins date back

Well, historians say that it was comparable

to a four year working salary of a Roman legionary.

Today, the hoard is valued at around $460,000,

and is currently held at the Museum of Somerset.

And you be laughing at people on the beach

with their little "beep beep beep" machines.

On July 20th, 1985, after over 17 years of treasure hunting,

silver, gold, copper, indigo, and precious jewels

Since the discovery, over 40 tons' worth of silver and gold

has been collected, valued at over $450 million.

And that's only half the reported treasure!

with the sterncastle section of the ship,

accidentally dug up a cache of medieval coins

1,237 gold coins, four pieces of jewelry,

four rings, and two lengths of golden chain,

all from the 15th century, were recovered

The hoard was most likely buried by a refugee

during the early battles of the War of the Roses,

The collection currently sits in the British Museum,

I'm gonna pull an Italian Job. I'mma be right back.

On May 15th of 1840 in Cuerdale, England,

with a massive amount of Viking treasure.

Dubbed "the Cuerdale Hoard", the treasure included,

7,000 Anglo-Saxon coins from 903 to 905 CE

of various types, and 31 kilograms of silver ingots.

The majority of the coins were from Viking colonies,

but some were collected from various foreign sources

such as Byzantine, Scandinavia, Islam, and Northern Italy.

The entire hoard is valued at over $3.7 million.

You know when those guys found it, they were like,

of Wellfleet, Massachusetts by Barry Clifford,

the Whydah Galley was the captured British flagship

Over 200,000 pieces have been collected from the wreckage,

including gold and silver coins, jewelry, and cannons.

when the ship's bell, which had the ship name

and maiden voyage date of "1761" engraved on it

Clifford didn't sell any of the treasures

making its true value relatively unknown.

Recovery of the Whydah treasure is still ongoing, however,

much of the valuable gold that it was reported

to have been carrying is still yet to be found.

Now there's finally a good reason to go to Massachusetts!

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