China has found gold reserves worth about $82.8 billion

In the Chinese province of Hunan discovered an extra-large gold deposit with reserves worth about $82.8 billion and weighing more than 1 thousand tons. This was reported on November 21 by the Chinese agency Xinhua.

"Geologists have discovered more than 40 gold veins with reserves of 300 tons of gold at a depth of 2 thousand meters under the Wanggu gold deposit in Pingjiang County," - the publication quotes the report of the Geological Department of Hunan Province.

According to the material, the highest content of gold in the ore in the main zone of exploration at a depth of 2 thousand meters was 138 g per 1 ton.

Earlier, on November 14, the British tabloid Daily Express reported that in the Turkish city of Tarsus gravediggers found an ancient jug, which contained silver coins. Specialists found in the dishes about 1.1 thousand coins.