The discovery of a box containing items such as bracelets, cigar cases and gold coins worth at least $360,000 sparks an ...

Hikers Stumble Upon a Mysterious Stash of Gold on a Mountain Trail, Possibly Left Behind During WWII World War II was a ...

Two tourists hiking in the Czech Republic found a hidden treasure box containing gold coins and artefacts worth Rs 3 crore.

The coins appear to have been "hidden in the ground ... Small marks on the currency indicate that they were minted for use in former Yugoslavia, which existed from 1918 to 1992.

Several of the Austro-Hungarian coins were also stamped with marks from being reissued in 1921 in the Serbian or Bosnia-Herzegovinian provinces of former Yugoslavia. "The treasure lay hidden in the ...

did they make their way from former Yugoslavia to our country. What is certain, though, is that in 1921, at least part of these coins couldn’t have been on our territory. They must have still ...

The coins are stamped with dates ranging from 1808 to 1915. But some also bear small marks “known as countermarkings, [which] indicate that they were reissued in 1921 in an area of Yugoslavia ...

Two people hiking in Czech Republic’s Krkonose Mountains have discovered a significant cache of gold coins and jewelry that local experts estimate to be worth over $680,000.

Those had stamp marks from a reissue in 1921, which indicated the coins were circulated around the Serbian or Bosnia-Herzegovinian provinces in former Yugoslavia. "The treasure lay hidden in the ...

but some of the coins have small countermarks that were typically added after World War I, the museum said. They were stamped in the former Yugoslavia in the 1920s and 1930s, meaning the treasure ...

The coins from Austria-Hungary—which were likely intended for use in Yugoslavia—feature a specific composition in use until the 1930s. The range of provenances makes it difficult to track how ...

Some of the coins have countermarks from the former Yugoslavia. These were only minted on coins sometime in the 1920s or 1930s. At the moment, I do not know of any other Czech find that would ...