sold his house and did not know the treasure he had in the yard – AIM Digital

An unusual event occurred in Australia. A man sold his house for three years without imagining that there was a gold mine in the yard.

Three years after buying a house, a man decided to sell the property without suspecting that there was a mine in the yard. Gold.

After the sale of the property, at almost the same price as what he paid, Antony Doolin visited the entire property of nearly 16.5 hectares and ran into the mouth of the mine. The unusual event has occurred in the city of Brisbane, Australia.

"I imagined Indiana Jones and a whole underground railway," said the owner astonished when he discovered the entrance to the abandoned gold mine. I'm falling, "said Doolin at realestate.com.au, dedicated to real estate in Australia." I imagined Indiana Jones and an entire underground railway, "he repeated. 19659003] The mine is about six meters deep "and the original iron bar remains intact," said the man.His exploration, however, did not encourage him to try to extract the Gold from a mine that probably stopped blowing up in the 1930s.

Doolin paid a little more than the equivalent of a million US dollars for the housing five bedrooms, two bathrooms, garage for four cars and swimming pool.

Now, some believe that the "discovery" of the mines in the backyard was nothing more than a "rainy day". a publicity stunt to sell the property at a higher price.