Yamashitas Treasure, Golden Lily Treasure, Kin no yuri

[KXMember]

Hi Nataly! We'd love to help if interested. I can introduce you to a guy in the Philippines that is working on it.

 

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[natalylam]

KXMember, please email me at natalylam1987@gmail.com. Thank you so much! I can't wait to hear from you.

 

[: Michael-Robert.]

 

[renantagum30]

wow. i saw those pics somewhere before in the internet. where where those recovered purportedly?

 

[: Michael-Robert.]

wow. i saw those pics somewhere before in the internet. where where those recovered purportedly?

Yes, all but one image. Long time no speak my friend. You still on Mindanao?

 

[renantagum30]

yes. still in mindanao.

 

[Magnus Loreseeker]

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Is it possible to see a larger image of the diamonds? This one doesn't expand.

 

[Dave N Japan]

I have been hunting for 40 years, and feel part of this was brought to Okinawa before the end and have a feeling in my bones it is near Chinen Castle area
There has always been rumors of gold coins put away in Okinawa before the surrender, but who knows,,,,,

 

[Elior]

The story I heard about these gold bars was that the Filipinos only allowed the Japanese buyers to take a sample from one of the bars. The Japanese buyers insisted on taking a sample from a bar of their choosing but were denied. "No, that's enough, that's enough." said the Filipino. In the end, the Japanese were scammed out of many millions of dollars. Is this story not true?

 

[jeff of pa]

If True they Deserved to be Scammed.
Only a wanna be Scammer would take a Deal like that,
Without testing the Bar of their Own choice fully.

weight, drilling into it, or cutting it in quarters ....

 

[: Michael-Robert.]

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The story I heard about these gold bars was that the Filipinos only allowed the Japanese buyers to take a sample from one of the bars. The Japanese buyers insisted on taking a sample from a bar of their choosing but were denied. "No, that's enough, that's enough." said the Filipino. In the end, the Japanese were scammed out of many millions of dollars. Is this story not true?

Not true.... Japanese controlled the whole operation.