Every person wishes to become rich soon, have a big house, a car and live a comfortable life with his family. But earning money quickly or suddenly gaining wealth can happen only in films. For this to happen in real life, your luck should be very good, like the case of this man from England (England man find gold nugget), who got the treasure which he had not expected, even after relying on a faulty machine.
According to the report of Daily Star News website, 67-year-old Richard Brock lives in Somerset, England and had gone on a treasure hunting expedition with some people, about 3 hours away from his home. Then his treasure hunting machine broke down, after which he had to find the treasure with an old machine. Suddenly he found a piece of gold weighing 64.8 grams.
The person has been engaged in the work of finding metal for a long time. (Photo: Richard Brock/SWNS)
Price is in lakhs
It is believed that this is the largest piece ever found in England. Because of this piece, Richard became famous. Now it will be auctioned. Its starting price has been fixed at Rs 30 lakh. Richard has been involved in metal-detecting work for the last 35 years. This piece of gold has been named Hero Nugget. According to the Guardian website, the man said that the machine with which he was searching was not working properly.
the piece will be auctioned
After finding such a valuable thing with this machine, Richard says that this proves that the machine does not matter, if you are searching for some metal and you are alert then you can find something like this under the soil. The other people who were with him also immediately started searching the place, but they did not find anything special. This piece of gold was found near a village named Machwenlock. There used to be very old railway lines here. The auction for this piece of gold has started which will run till April 1 and the man has said that whatever money he gets, he will share it equally with the owner of the land.
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FIRST PUBLISHED: March 21, 2024, 15:37 IST
