Graham and Meg Hemmings who previously owned a piano where a stash of gold was found are photographed in Shrewsbury England Thursday April 20, 2017. As a mystery surrounds the identity of the rightful heirs to a treasure trove of gold coins. British officials say they have been unable to trace the rightful heirs to a trove of gold coins worth a "life-changing" amount of money. The school that owns the piano and the tuner who found the gold are now in line for a windfall after a coroner investigating the find declared it treasure. (Richard Vernalls/PA via AP)
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