The Hoxne Hoard

The Hoxne Hoard was discovered in the village of Suffolk, England. It was then purchased by the British Museum in London for $4.3 million. It is believed to be a fourth-century Roman artifact.

The Treasure Of Nasgyzentmiklos

In 1799, the Treasure of Nagyszentmiklós was discovered in Central Europe. It is made up of 23 gold vessels and weighs around 22 pounds. It is being displayed in the Kunsthistorisches Museum. No clear evidence related to its origin could be found to date.

Treasure Chest

A group of people in the Netherlands with their common hobby of exploring led in the discovery of a big wooden treasure chest in the middle of the forest. The contents of the box are still a mystery as the people never got to open the wooden treasure box.

The Środa Treasure

In 1985, renovation work was in process in an old building of Środa Śląska. As the building demolished, the workers found a vase beneath the foundation that contained 3000 silver coins of the 14th century. After a couple of years, another building was knocked down and many more artifacts were discovered.

The Cuerdale Hoard

A group of workmen while repairing the embankment of the River Ribble in Cuerdale discovered a led box. Inside the box, there were hoards of Viking treasures contributing to 8600 items that included silver coins, jewelry, and silver ingots.

Superman Comic Book

In 2013, while renovating a house, a contractor named David Gonzalez discovered a scarce edition of Action Comics, in which Superman makes his initial appearance. The edition sat in a Minnesota home’s wall for over 75 years. It costs Gonzalez almost $50,000 of the total price.