BIG GOLD BAR

[ARCHAEOLOGIST PARTNERS]

Good morning friends.
I need help please, I found something that I believe to be a big gold bar, over 500 kg.
Except it's on the beach of an island in Bermuda that belongs to England.
And I am a Brazilian citizen and I live in Brazil, does anyone know the procedures and how do I be mine?

 

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Beggar is your mother.
Am I asking you for something?
I have many projects and the day I find a reliable partner, I will invest and he will be my partner 50 x 50.

Hey... leave PepperJ's mother out of this... I left yours out.

 

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That axe is really a metal detector.

 

[ajaj]

Usually I skip these posts, but this was indeed an entertaining thread! Mr. Brazilian Archaeologist...I salute you, sir!

aj

 

[creskol]

 

[BillA]

why is this thread under "Today's Finds" ?

this is a fantasy find

Jeff, T_H we need a new section - Fantasy Finds

 

[BillA]

dup, so I will continue

anyone here into thermo? (an engn student?)
how much wood would it take to heat that much gold (plus the crucible) from ambient to the melting temp ?

 

[ARCHAEOLOGIST PARTNERS]

why is this thread under "Today's Finds" ?

this is a fantasy find

Jeff, T_H we need a new section - Fantasy Finds

A suggested topic too:

ENVIOUS UNSUCCESSFUL.

I believe there would be many on this topic, do you agree?

 

[BillA]

if referring to yourself - you have a number of make-believe items
not much to inspire jealousy

 

[ARCHAEOLOGIST PARTNERS]

if referring to yourself - you have a number of make-believe items
not much to inspire jealousy

You're absolutely right.
I am so excited when I meet people like you.
Congratulations, you are going far.

 

[BillA]

indeed perspective is everything,
some have to stand above a mirror

so how much wood?

 

[ARCHAEOLOGIST PARTNERS]

indeed perspective is everything,
some have to stand above a mirror

so how much wood?

Magnificent, glorious, incredible ...
You are the man.

 

[ARCHAEOLOGIST PARTNERS]

dup, so I will continue

anyone here into thermo? (an engn student?)
how much wood would it take to heat that much gold (plus the crucible) from ambient to the melting temp ?

Melt gold powder.
Reach the melting temperature, another 100 degrees above and add more powdered gold that you can get a very large bar.
I'm sure most of the Pirates who were leaders were more intelligent than you.
So don't underestimate them.

 

[Tpmetal]

dup, so I will continue

anyone here into thermo? (an engn student?)
how much wood would it take to heat that much gold (plus the crucible) from ambient to the melting temp ?

As someone who has built and used ancient style glass furnaces.....that is a ridiculously hard calculation, so many variables like wood type, size of wood, even how it is stacked in the firebox matters, then you have furnace materials and the insulation quality, hell even the humidity in the air matters.

 

[ticndig]

another amazing post by our resident archaeologist. well done sir now go after all this treasure.

 

[Tpmetal]

Melt gold powder.
Reach the melting temperature, another 100 degrees above and add more powdered gold that you can get a very large bar.
I'm sure most of the Pirates who were leaders were more intelligent than you.
So don't underestimate them.

that is not as simple a task as you present it to be. especially at the scale and weights you talk. I get stuff ripping hot for a living and have plenty of experience with the ancient ways of doing so. This would be a MASSIVE project and not only would it be very uncommon for any pirates to have this knowledge, it would take a huge amount of resources and time to accomplish. Even someone well versed in melting down gold could very likely fail at a project this big. The question you have to ask is why would they waste time and effort doing this?

 

[ARCHAEOLOGIST PARTNERS]

another amazing post by our resident archaeologist. well done sir now go after all this treasure.

I'm working on it.

 

[BillA]

that is not as simple a task as you present it to be. especially at the scale and weights you talk. I get stuff ripping hot for a living and have plenty of experience with the ancient ways of doing so. This would be a MASSIVE project and not only would it be very uncommon for any pirates to have this knowledge, it would take a huge amount of resources and time to accomplish. Even someone well versed in melting down gold could very likely fail at a project this big. The question you have to ask is why would they waste time and effort doing this?

down here, Costa Rica, the best wood (energy content) is the most resinous and hard = most colorful = most demand, overcut and now protected, Cachimbo/Cristóbal
in a small forge burns hot and long

edit: I really wanna see a dwg of the pirate bellows

edit2: and AP sprinkling another 100 grams into the crucible

 

[Red-Coat]

After a little research, I think we’re onto something here. I Googled ‘Bermuda 500kg Gold Bar’ and the first hit was an old pirate map with ‘X Marks the Spot’ showing pretty much the same location. I confirmed this by comparison with the 1958 edition of “My First Atlas (in Colour)”. Just need to solve the riddle that was written on the map.

My first is in pirate, but not in gold.
My second in treasure, but not in behold.
My third is in loot, but not in in plunder.
My fourth is in look, but not in wonder.
The last of my letters is from a Brazilian
Who promises that he can make you a million.
He can find you an ingot the size of a fridge.
He has cloven hooves and lives under a bridge.

 

[ARCHAEOLOGIST PARTNERS]

that is not as simple a task as you present it to be. especially at the scale and weights you talk. I get stuff ripping hot for a living and have plenty of experience with the ancient ways of doing so. This would be a MASSIVE project and not only would it be very uncommon for any pirates to have this knowledge, it would take a huge amount of resources and time to accomplish. Even someone well versed in melting down gold could very likely fail at a project this big. The question you have to ask is why would they waste time and effort doing this?

The answer is:
They had plenty of time.
Why do?
It would be the safest way to store gold, coins anyone carries. Another huge bar, at the time it would be impossible.
I say that they did this with the surplus gold, no one needs 100 tons of gold to live.

 

[BillA]

After a little research, I think we’re onto something here. I Googled ‘Bermuda 500kg Gold Bar’ and the first hit was an old pirate map with ‘X Marks the Spot’ showing pretty much the same location. I confirmed this by comparison with the 1958 edition of “My First Atlas (in Colour)”. Just need to solve the riddle that was written on the map.

My first is in pirate, but not in gold.
My second in treasure, but not in behold.
My third is in loot, but not in in plunder.
My fourth is in look, but not in wonder.
The last of my letters is from a Brazilian
Who promises that he can make you a million.
He can find you an ingot the size of a fridge.
He has cloven hooves and lives under a bridge.

truly excellent