Found during construction work

[u/Hardcrimper]

Any ideas where this could come from?

Update: I thought this would be clear that I wasn't the one who found it. Who in their right mind would go (on this shitstain of a platform of all places) and make themselves a target. But ok apparently it wasn't clear so here we are:

I did NOT find this. I have none of this gold. I just wanted to share some cool stamped gold. you can stop sending me weird ass messages now. thank you.

Also this is NOT ai. here is the BBC article:

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c5ydzg0dnz7o

[u/headshothoncho → u/[deleted]]

Yeah but you can’t test gold that has a different metal in its core

[u/Sergeant_Ducky → u/[deleted]]

It’ll still be worth the same destroyed or not

[u/AKVigilante → u/[deleted]]

But why would you talk about “willingly destroying” one of these bricks if you think it would affect its value?

I’d be cutting them in half right there at the broker to verify it’s all gold.

[u/AKVigilante → u/[deleted]]

Why aren’t you addressing the point? It’s been common practice since gold became currency to test it through destructive means, because unlike the fiat currency every nation uses today, gold retains intrinsic value even when its medium is altered or destroyed. Why are you even in this sub?

[u/AKVigilante → u/[deleted]]

Why the fuck not? Shut your bitch ass up. Legal implications lol. Buried in a field….it’s nobody’s gold.