It is believed that their owners do not just reliably bury the treasures, but also speak, which makes the hidden jewels and gold seem to slip away from treasure hunters, sometimes mystically sinking deeper into the ground right before their eyes.
Nevertheless, there are also happy cases when treasures seem to be sent to a person from above. This is exactly what happened to a six-year-old boy who was driving with his parents the other day in a forest in the Amur Region, when suddenly the child wanted to use the toilet. The father sent the boy to the bushes, handing him (rather for a joke) a portable shovel, so that he would bury after himself the lewdness created in the forest.
However, when six-year-old Nikita began to dig, he came across a piece of cloth. Curiosity surged, and the boy continued to dig for this something, which ultimately turned out to be a small treasure of gold coins and jewelry.
Nikita called his parents. My father, who is a little versed in numismatics, realized that golden moments are ancient, and therefore went to the city and brought specialists from the museum of historical values. Scientists (historians and archaeologists) who went to the site determined that all the values found by the boy belong to the thirteenth century.
For the researchers, it was surprising that the treasure was located in the wilderness of the forest and practically only slightly dug. While they cannot determine how he got here, he simply could not lie here for almost eight centuries in a piece of cloth.
Treasures given to people
Nikita himself received a diploma and a monetary reward in the amount of half a million rubles for this treasure, transferred to the state and representing a huge cultural value for the country.
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By the way, to the question of why the treasures of some people open themselves, although these lucky ones think that they were just lucky. Apparently they deserve it, it's not for nothing that in Russia, for example, there is a saying on this score: if God wants, then he will give treasure in the window. This is exactly what happened with Nikita, approximately the same thing happened not so long ago with a resident of Moscow, who lives on Pavel Andreev Street (Zamoskvorechye district). She was doing repairs in her apartment and (presumably, quite by accident) came across a metal pipe in the wall. In this cache, the woman discovered almost one and a half hundred gold coins with a denomination of ten rubles - with the image of Emperor Nicholas II on their obverse. And such divine gifts are not so rare …