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Home Panorama NYC couple finds safe containing almost $100,000 while magnet fishing in muddy Queens pond 06-06-2024 02:30 PM Ammon News - A couple in New York City might have hit the jackpot when they discovered a safe with almost $100,000 while magnet fishing in a pond in Queens. James Kane and Barbie Agostini were magnet fishing at a pond in Queens Friday when they captured a muddy safe. The couple, who regularly document their finds on social media, told Spectrum News NY1 that they were stunned when they opened the safe and found hundreds of drenched bills, estimated to be worth $100,000. The duo also shared a video of the muddy safe and the bills that were damaged due to being soaked by the water. USA today

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NYC couple finds safe containing almost $100,000 while magnet fishing in muddy Queens pond

06-06-2024 02:30 PM

Ammon News - A couple in New York City might have hit the jackpot when they discovered a safe with almost $100,000 while magnet fishing in a pond in Queens.

James Kane and Barbie Agostini were magnet fishing at a pond in Queens Friday when they captured a muddy safe. The couple, who regularly document their finds on social media, told Spectrum News NY1 that they were stunned when they opened the safe and found hundreds of drenched bills, estimated to be worth $100,000.

The duo also shared a video of the muddy safe and the bills that were damaged due to being soaked by the water.

USA today

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