The audio is a discussion about various instances where individuals became rich due to unexpected discoveries.
First, it mentions a bricklayer who found two metal containers filled with envelopes containing money while working in a friend's bathroom. The money was intended for a company and ended up being divided among three people after a legal dispute.
Next, it recounts a story of a family who found a pile of old coins in a house they were breaking into. The coins were valued at $8,500, but after selling rare and expensive coins among them, the total value increased to $200,000.
The narrator then shares the story of an Australian prospector who found a gold nugget weighing six kilos while using a metal detector. The nugget was estimated to be worth $300,000.
The audio also mentions a Chinese opal that was found in a vase bought for $3. After being authenticated as a rare and black opal, it was sold for an opening bid of $3 million.
Another story involves a farmer in England who found gold jewelry, artifacts, and coins while looking for a lost hammer. The total value of the treasure was estimated at $15 million.
In the United States, a man bought a painting for $4 and later discovered it contained one of the 25 official copies of the Declaration of Independence, which was sold for $2.4 million.
In Virginia, a man found more than 345 rare comic magazines, including the first edition of Action Comics and the first edition of Batman, which together were worth $3.5 million.
In the Philippines, a fisherman found a giant pearl while diving to free his boat. The pearl was later sold for $100 million.
Lastly, in Virginia, a man bought a box of old documents for $5 at a garage sale and later discovered they contained 1,625 shares of Coca-Cola from 1925. The shares were worth around $130 million.
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1. Most people get rich through hard work, talent, or inheritance. Some manage to get rich overnight through luck or discovering valuable objects.
2. A bricklayer named Bob Kit found two metal containers full of money in a friend's bathroom. The total amount was 182 thousand dollars.
3. The containers were intended for a company called Pedro Nuni, which also entered the dispute over the money. The money was divided into three parts, with each person receiving around 60 thousand dollars.
4. In Pennsylvania, a group of children broke into a house that had been locked and closed for 20 years. They found a pile of coins next to a wall. The total value of the coins was 8,500 dollars.
5. The coins were rare and expensive, and their value increased to 200 thousand dollars after they were sold.
6. In Australia, a prospector using a metal detector found a gold nugget weighing six kilos. The estimated value was 300 thousand dollars.
7. In China, a miner found a rare black opal. After several evaluations, it was put up for auction with an opening bid of three million dollars.
8. In New York, a family bought a white vase with Chinese design for 3 dollars. The vase was actually a rare artifact from the ancient Chinese dynasty, worth two million and two hundred thousand dollars.
9. In England, a farmer lost his hammer and found an old silver spoon, gold jewelry, artifacts, and coins while searching for it. The total value of the treasure was valued at 15 million dollars.
10. In the United States, a man bought a painting at a bazaar for 4 dollars. The painting was a copy of the Declaration of Independence, and it was sold at an auction for 2 million and 400 thousand dollars.
11. In Virginia, a man found 345 rare comic magazines in his grandparents' house. The total value of the collection was three million and 500 thousand dollars.
12. In 2006, a Philippine fisherman found a giant pearl while diving to release his boat's anchor. The pearl was worth approximately 100 million dollars.
13. In 2008, an American named Tony Maron bought a box full of documents for 5 dollars at a garage sale. The documents proved that he owned 1625 shares of Coca-Cola, which were worth 130 million dollars.
14. Tony's family continues to fight for the shares in Coca-Cola, but the company claims that it would not be fair to the rest of the company's shareholders.