You guys see this news?

[Lowbatts]

About a nice stash of depression era cash.

http://portal.wowway.net/news/read....news.ap.org>&ps=1011&_LT=HOME_LARSDCCL1_UNEWS

Unhappy ending of course, for the homeowner and finder that is. Best evidence yet that if you find it, you keep it, you shut up unless you are willing to depart with it.

 

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[twistidd]

Heh, yeah, I remember when they first found that money. I thought it was odd that the guy doing the work on the homeowner's house claimed he deserved a portion of it, and when he didn't get what he wanted, he went sour. Come on, man! It's not your house. I don't walk in other people's homes and try to take a painting because I was invited in.

Oh well. Now neither one of them get anything substantial. If only the late wealthy homeowner knew what would happen, he'd probably blow the money on things himself. Yeeaaahhh Boooyyy!!!!

Ok.

Joe

 

[treasurefiend]

LOL that is funny!!! The dumb thing is when the first happened the homeowner was gonna give the contractor like 25% as a finder fee. But greed dot the better of him, now it says he is just getting a few thousand... LOL I would faint if I got 25% of and old cache that was in the $100,000+ range and all's I did was make a hole in a wall and found it totally by accident...

 

[Brett]

Wow, Biggie had it right when he said, "Mo money, mo problems".

Thanks for sharing the story!

 

[kimsdad]

LOL that is funny!!! The dumb thing is when the first happened the homeowner was gonna give the contractor like 25% as a finder fee. But greed dot the better of him, now it says he is just getting a few thousand... LOL I would faint if I got 25% of and old cache that was in the $100,000+ range and all's I did was make a hole in a wall and found it totally by accident...

I agree wholeheartedly!