In Germany, the search engines found an army cash register during the Second World War

In the central part of Germany search engines have found two metal boxes filled with money.

The choice of a place for searches was made not by chance. May 11, 1945 was surrounded by American troops, the army of Walter Luhta.

At first the search engines thought they had just found a metal box. But when they opened it, it turned out that it was a cash register filled with banknotes, documents and bills.

Not far from the site of the first find, the search engines found a second box filled with banknotes.

In total, a million Imperial stamps were found in banknotes of different denominations.