World War II era lunchbox found during house repair!

The Dhaka Times Desk World War II lunchbox found during home repair! A couple bought an old house in America a few years ago, and got stuck in renovating the house.

A few years ago a couple bought an old house in America. It was a house during World War II. They fell in love with this 1940 house. But the old house, not without repair. They found the 'secret treasure' during that repair.

The incident was a few years ago. But it has come to light recently. The renovation of the house started from the basement. A surprise comes out of cleaning a dusty basement. A box was found wrapped in a layer of dust on the basement ceiling.

Clearing the dust, it is actually a green lunchbox. What's inside it? Gold coins? Gold bars? Or something else? The lunchbox is not that heavy. The couple opened the box thinking seven or five times. It turned out that inside the lunchbox there were three cutos, wrapped in wax paper.

Upon opening the first box, several twenty dollar bills dated 1928-1934 came out. What a crime! 'We must have done something good', exclaimed the woman.

Let's look at the second box. Now a bundle of 50 dollar notes came out. There was also a newspaper clipping. There were copies of some bills of 1951. Is anyone's name written here? They did not understand the matter well.

The next box contained a bunch of hundred dollar bills. All in all, about $23,000. But who is the owner of this money? The couple informed the lawyer.

After much investigation, the lawyer said that the house was originally owned by a woman. He was dead. It's his money. Those coins also have some rare symbols.

The lawyer informed that the couple currently owns the money. The remodeling of the house started with the 'treasure' found in the basement.