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From Nazi gold to the Holy Grail: the world’s most hunted treasures

Priceless missing artifacts and hoards of hidden gold
The Holy Grail
The Holy Grail
The Holy Grail
The Holy Grail
The lost Fabergé Imperial eggs
The lost Fabergé Imperial eggs
The lost Fabergé Imperial eggs
The lost Fabergé Imperial eggs
The Irish Crown Jewels
The Irish Crown Jewels
The Irish Crown Jewels
The Irish Crown Jewels
The Old Crown Jewels of England
The Old Crown Jewels of England
The Old Crown Jewels of England
The Old Crown Jewels of England
The Amber Room
The Amber Room
The Amber Room
The Amber Room
The Treasure of La Noche Triste
The Treasure of La Noche Triste
The Treasure of La Noche Triste
The Treasure of La Noche Triste
The Oak Island Money Pit
The Oak Island Money Pit
The Oak Island Money Pit
The Oak Island Money Pit
The Treasure of Lima
The Treasure of Lima
The Treasure of Lima
The Treasure of Lima
The Nazi Gold Train
The Nazi Gold Train
The Nazi Gold Train
The Nazi Gold Train
The Lake Toplitz Nazi Treasure
The Lake Toplitz Nazi Treasure
The Lake Toplitz Nazi Treasure
The Lake Toplitz Nazi Treasure
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Courtesy Forbes Collection

The lost Fabergé Imperial eggs

The lost eggs include the 1888 Cherub with Chariot, the Nécessaire from 1889 and the 1903 Royal Danish, each of which could be worth up to $30 million (£24.6m). The Mauve egg, which dates from 1897, is missing but its surprise, a heart-shaped photo frame, has survived. The frame was purchased by Malcolm Forbes in 1978 and sold to the Fabergé Museum in Saint Petersburg, Russia in 2004.
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lovemoney staff

14 March 2017

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