Undersea Treasure Worth $175million Found

By Anonymous -
Recraft and Edited Copy: British treasure hunters found a chest of gold worth 175 Million NZ dollars. The gold was found in a German WW2 boat (a shipwreck)! The ship's name was SS Minden Adolf Hitler sunk the ship on purpose.  My guess why he sunk it, I think he sunk it because he wanted the gold!  They found the ship 190 km off the southeastern coast of Iceland! The hunters had to apply to the Icelandic government to open the chest. The hunters said whoever finds  it keeps it!

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