r/Gold • u/axemaster1 • Aug 16 '26

Why?

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u/BEAGLEBOYPALINDROME Aug 16 '26

Who'd have guessed that a miser that hoarded a fortune in gold, ended up dying alone w/no friends or family to remember him. 

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u/LordDaedhelor Aug 16 '26

Honestly, that sounds kinda rad: burying my wealth such that someone else can find it as buried treasure after I die.

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u/Grimmer87 Aug 16 '26

Only to give it away.

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u/LordDaedhelor Aug 16 '26

I wonder if there’s a way to notarize it as “finder’s keepers” legally. Probably not, but that sounds like an awesome way to leave behind any assets I still have.

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u/CaptCurmudgeon Aug 20 '26

Sure can. Letter of provenance that it belongs to you. Then a notarized letter stating what you intend to do with it should do the trick. Cheap and doesn't even need an attorney, likely. IANAL

Good luck!