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In this article I will tell you one very interesting story that happened some time ago in Irkutsk;
Unbelievable story happened in Russia, Irkutsk area Bodaibinsko district.
It was a Friday the 13th, the onset of the full moon in the new mining facility shaft miners found gold nugget, which, as it turned out, weighed 6.66 kilograms.
Beyond all these satanic circumstances, found a gold nugget was very unusual shape, and because of its similarity to the tapered hearing organ was christened The Devil's ear.
That it is a gold nugget, the company Ugachan miners initially not understood, because the ore screening machine the ingot threw to the usual pile of stones.
The truth is somewhere worker drew attention to the unusual shape of the stone. When examined more closely, it appears that it is the largest in the last 25 years in the field of Irkutsk found a gold nugget weighing 6664 grams.
For us, it is a pleasant surprise, said the company Ugachan director Sergei Kozlov. Nugget found a new mine, in which the original data, gold, and not so much.
By the way, on June 14, the day the company reached the age of 14 years. So on the eve of great birthday found a nugget as gift.
However, this uncovered in mine workers less happy than would be expected.
They cause appalling, not only of finding a nugget circumstances, because gold bar found in the 13th day of the month on Friday, the onset of the full moon, but its shape is reminiscent of the ear, and three among the six mass digital expression.
Miners believe that gold nuggets, no one walks.
If there is one, they have to be more (Devil's Ear a sister or a brother?) confident of the workers.
It will be necessary to re-elect a pile of rocks by hand, because the smart device and this nugget, maybe thrown out.
Image source: (Public Domain via The Siberian Times)
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