Hundreds of gold coins are discovered from underground cinema

Hundreds of gold coins were found deep under the Italian cinema. According to local media, the gold coins discovered may be worth hundreds of millions of yen.

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The gold coin was found in the basement of the movie theater "Cressoni Theater" in the city of Como in Italy, the gold coins were contained in a container made of soap stones . Archeologists believe that gold coins are from the 5 th century when the Western Roman Empire prospered.

With such a feeling, in a container filled in the ground ... ...

A gold coin packed solidly.

The Ministry of Cultural Properties and Cultural Activities in Italy reported the discovery of gold coins at the beginning of September, after which gold coins were transferred to research facilities in Milan, and investigations by archaeologists and restorers are proceeding.

Cressoni Theater was built as a theater in 1807, after that it began to be used as a movie theater, but closed in 1997. It is said that a worker who was doing work to use the building as an apartment found a container containing gold coins. A como with Cressoni Theater is near the city that flourished in the Roman era called Novum Comum, ruins of the Roman era have been discovered so far.

However, it is rare for treasure to be found, and it is not officially announced how much value it has in gold coins. According to The Times, the archaeologist Luca Rinaldi said that local media is worth hundreds of millions of people, "he said that it has immense value."

Alberto Bonisoli of the Department of Cultural Properties and Cultural Activities said, "Although we do not know the details of this historical and culturally important discovery, this area is also very valuable from the archaeological point of view It proved to be a place. "

It is unknown who the gold coin belonged to and who filled it. Among the many ancient coins found in sticking to each other, it seems very unusual that each one is separated as in this gold coin.