捷克共和国的徒步旅行者偶然发现了一个装满金币的盒子，值得国王的赎金

大多数人只能梦想幸运地在野外遇到一些被埋葬的宝藏。但是，捷克共和国的一些徒步旅行者能够将幻想变成现实

A group of hikers in the Czech Republic recently encountered a sight that most people can only dream about: a box filled with gold coins.

捷克共和国的一群徒步旅行者最近遇到了大多数人只能梦dream以求的景象：一个装满金币的盒子。

According to CBS News, the unidentified outdoor enthusiasts discovered the coins earlier this year while making their way through the Podkrkonosí Mountains. The hikers spotted two containers embedded in a stone wall during their trek, and they decided to investigate further.

根据CBS新闻的报道，这位身份不明的户外爱好者在今年早些时候在Podkrkonosí山脉穿越时发现了硬币。徒步旅行者在跋涉期间发现了两个嵌入石墙中的容器，他们决定进一步调查。

Upon excavating the containers, the hikers uncovered a metal box containing jewelry, a comb, and bags of tobacco in addition to an aluminum jar with some slightly more noteworthy contents in the form of the 598 gold coins that were minted in a number of different European countries in the early 1800s and eventually restamped to designate their use in Yugoslavia at some point in the 1921.

在挖掘容器后，徒步旅行者发现了一个金属盒，其中包含珠宝，一个梳子和一袋烟草，除了一个铝制罐子外，还有一些更值得注意的含量，其形式更值得一提，这些金币的形式是1800年代初期在许多不同的欧洲国家中铸造出来的，最终在Yugosslavia中指定了Yugoslavia的使用。

The haul ended up in the hands of experts at the Museum of East Bohemia, who estimated the coins are worth around $340,000.

这次运输最终交到了东波西米亚博物馆的专家手中，他们估计硬币的价值约为34万美元。

It’s not entirely clear why the coins were stashed away in the first place, but Miroslav Novák, the head of the museum’s archeological department, told the Czech news outlet that they were most likely being kept safe from the Nazis.

目前尚不清楚为什么要将硬币藏起来，但是博物馆考古部负责人米罗斯拉夫·诺克（Miroslavavák）告诉捷克新闻媒体，他们很可能会保护纳粹。

“It seems plausible that someone was trying to save their valuables during the Nazi occupation of 1939 and didn't manage to return for them later, or that a German who was deportations after World War II planned to return for the coins later but never did,” Novák said.

“似乎有人试图在1939年的纳粹占领期间拯救其贵重物品，但以后没有设法返回，或者是第二次世界大战后被驱逐出境的德国人计划以后再返回硬币，但从未返回，但从未做过。”

Per Czech law, the hikers who found them are entitled to 10% of the total value, and the museum plans to display the recovered items at some point in the future.

根据捷克法律，发现他们的徒步旅行者有权获得总价值的10％，博物馆计划将来在某个时候展示回收的物品。