Reborn in the 60s, starting with going to the mountains and countryside

After sorting out all the information about [Mandala], Ye Hao turned his attention to the collections collected by the Barnes family over the years.

Looking over, you will see a gleaming golden light.

As descendants of explorers, the Barnes family is almost obsessed with shiny things like gold.

After several generations of management, the total gold here is nearly five tons. Ye Hao just took a glance at this gold and stopped paying attention to it. The gold in the space now amounts to dozens of tons. This little gold is in Ye Hao's eyes. It was nothing in Hao's eyes. After all, he had space. While collecting jade in Maple Leaf Kingdom, he also collected a lot of gold.

Skipping the gold, the remaining things were what Ye Hao was interested in.

A large part of them are cultural relics from various regions of Europe. One of the boxes is full of paintings, all kinds of abstract paintings. Ye Hao can't appreciate them, so he puts them aside for the time being, waiting for someone to look at them later, or to study them by himself. .

Ye Hao picked up a dagger from a pile of gold and silver objects.

The scabbard of the dagger was engraved with complicated patterns. Ye Hao was not sure what they meant. After all, it looked like it was not produced by the Dragon Kingdom. Ye Hao studied with Li Desheng and only learned about the antique cultural relics of the Dragon Kingdom. He basically only knows some relatively famous people in other countries, and this is what later generations learned about through the Internet.

Pulling out the dagger, Ye Hao discovered that not only was the scabbard made of gold, but even the blade was glowing with gold.

In Ye Hao's opinion, this thing was just for show and had no practical value at all. However, Ye Hao still sheathed the dagger. After all, it was a work of art. Although he still didn't know its origin, just looking at it From the looks of it, this dagger should be quite old. Put it away first. When you have time, go to Europa to find the origin of this dagger.

There is nothing special about the remaining gold and silverware. They are all common necessities in daily life in Europe. Their origins are not difficult to guess. The only people in Europe who can use gold and silverware are the nobles. In order to collect these nobles, the Barnes family The gold and silverware that leaked out cost a lot of money.

After sorting the gold and silverware into the box he had prepared before, Ye Hao looked at the small pile of things left on the ground. The most eye-catching thing inside was a bronze tripod, almost 30 centimeters high and more than 20 centimeters long and wide. Due to the severe corrosion, only a rough relief of an animal face can be seen from the outside, and a few lines of inscriptions can be seen from the inside, but the specific words cannot be seen clearly due to the rust.

This thing will be left to professionals to handle in the future, and it can be regarded as a rare collection for my future museum.

Bronze is an important weapon, and later generations have very strict control over these things. It will still be difficult to get bronzes from the Dragon Kingdom in the future, especially those with inscriptions.

Even though Ye Hao had exchanged a lot of antique cultural relics with the capital for food, except for a few bronze mirrors from the Tang Dynasty, there were no other bronzes inside, and even those bronze mirrors had no inscriptions. Yes, although there are very few bronze mirrors in the Tang Dynasty with inscriptions, it is not like there are none at all. From this, it can be seen that the capital also knows the stakes here and only gave some large-scale goods. The good thing is that None were given.

But this was also expected by Ye Hao. After all, the people in the capital were not fools and could not let good things flow out of the country.

Fortunately, Ye Hao didn't expect to receive good things in the first place. After a while, when he ransacked the John Bull Museum, would he want any good things? By then, Ye Hao's collection will probably be the envy of even the Imperial City Museum in Beijing.

The only trouble is that it is not possible to bring these things to the world openly. However, Ye Hao has already made plans for this. This is also the reason why he did not directly use the space to vacate the John Bull Museum before.

He must fake the scene to look like the museum was emptied out by a world-famous gang of thieves, and then slowly auction off some items around the world to cleanse them. Not only will he be able to harvest a wave of wealth with Western collections, It can also whiten things.

No matter how powerful the John Bull country is, it can't directly trouble those buyers. As for the sellers, even if John Bull wants to find them, they have to be able to find them.

The bronze tripod was put away, and what remained were a few pieces of exquisite porcelain. Ye Hao was familiar with these things and recognized them at a glance. There was a small plate-like object inside, which immediately attracted Ye Hao's attention.

Blue as the sky, face as jade, few morning stars, cicada wing patterns, Ye Hao corresponded one to one according to Li Desheng's teachings.

Exhaling slowly, Ye Hao gently placed the small plate in his hand.

The mouth of the handicap is slightly tilted, and the circle foot is tilted outward. The body of the dish is covered with glaze, with fine cracks and cracks, and there are 5 burnt nail marks on the bottom. Ye Hao was already sure that this was the Ru kiln plate of Song Dynasty.

Ru Kiln is known as one of the five famous kilns in the Song Dynasty. Before, Ye Hao thought that he had to go to the John Bull Museum to find such rare cultural relics. He did not expect that a small Barnes family could find such a good thing.

After carefully putting away the Song Ru kiln plate, Ye Hao turned his attention to the remaining porcelain.

Then there was no such good luck. They were all porcelains from the Qing Dynasty. There was nothing that caught Ye Hao's eye. However, these were still treasures. After all, they were all collected by Grandpa Barnes from the palace.

After sorting out the harvest of the Barnes family, Ye Hao went to Luoyang again before returning to Fog City.

There is something left by Barnes here.

Qiao Zhuang dressed up, and Ye Hao went directly to the UBS branch in John Bull Country.

The things I obtained in the church before were all collected by the Barnes family, but after all, Barnes was in the arms business and the 'flour' business, and he still had a lot of cash. Over the years, even though he spent money on [Mandala] A lot of money, but his savings are still astronomical.

Came to UBS in the foggy city and showed proof that Ye Hao was taken to UBS's underground vault.

Take the safe key you obtained from Barnes and remove the contents.

The contents of the safe are properties purchased by Barnes in various countries in Europe over the years. In addition to the land in various countries, there are also proof of accounts of Barnes in several countries.

Of course, these are all small heads, and the big heads are all in a confidential UBS account. Ye Hao knows the account number and password of this confidential account. He has already transferred all the money in it to the confidential account he opened before through the phone.

Including the money of Feng Guorong from UBS in Hong Kong Island was also transferred to this account. It was really a wave of wealth. Now in this confidential account lies Feng Guorong's 1200 million meters of gold, Barnes's 5000 million pounds and 6000 million Swiss francs.