In the end, the most valuable item found was a well-preserved katana, buried who knows when. According to the appraisal, it was not a mass-produced sword from a factory but a treasured family heirloom of a Japanese lieutenant.
It was worth about ten thousand US dollars.
Aside from that, there wasn't anything else of value.
Buying the courtyard had cost a lot, but the items they found now were far from worth the money they had spent!
At this point, Caprio Parker also realized that their efforts had fallen short.
But now, he was even more curious about what Sean Knight had dug up back then.
He examined the traces of the excavated soil carefully.
As Sean had left in a hurry then and hadn't filled the hole back up properly, the pit was quite visible.
So, Caprio Parker knew that Sean had taken away two boxes that were about a meter long and half a meter wide.
If they were full of gold, the value would be enormous.
