Bag of gold bars and cash worth £30k found under tree in Berlin

The owner of the bag told police he had put it down when he was locking his bike and forgot to pick it back up.

Tweet by Berlin police after man hands in a bag he found full of cash and gold July 2017

An unsuspecting man discovered a small fortune when he found a bag of gold sitting under a tree in Berlin.
The bag was filled with 22 gold bars worth about €30,000 (£26,901) and €3,500 in cash (£3,138).
But the honest man did what we all like to think we would do and immediately handed the bag into a police station.
The bag was left just outside a bank in the Neukoelln district, one of Berlin's poorest areas.


Polizei Berlin 
✔@polizeiberlin
Was in #Neukölln so alles unterm Baum liegt...

Ehrlicher Finder gibt Dokumentenmappe mit 3500€ und Gold auf unserem #A55 ab.#Fundbüro
^tsm pic.twitter.com/L7drjlOWWC
1:22 PM - Jul 27, 2017
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The lucky owner of the goods told police he had put the bag down to lock up his bike and then simply forgot about it.
Berlin police posted on Twitter: "Amazing what you can find under a tree in Neukoelln... An honest finder turned in the briefcase with 3,500 euros and gold to our station."
By;Worldcoinsmoney.blogspot.com
GERMANY.

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