Bahia Emerald - Revision history

wikademia>Dr. Eme at 19:15, 16 August 2009

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	The '''Bahia Emerald''' — one of the largest [[emerald]]s ever found — is a {{convert\|180000\|carat\|kg}} Brazilian stone reported stolen in September 2008 from a secured vault in [[South El Monte, California\|South El Monte]] in Los Angeles County, California, according to someone claiming to own the giant gemstone. While the stone had been appraised at $370 million, the true value is unclear. At one point, the emerald was listed for sale on eBay for a "Buy It Now" price of $75 million.		The '''Bahia Emerald''' — one of the largest [[emerald]]s ever found — is a {{convert\|180000\|carat\|kg}} Brazilian stone reported stolen in September 2008 from a secured vault in [[South El Monte, California\|South El Monte]] in Los Angeles County, California, according to someone claiming to own the giant gemstone. While the stone had been appraised at $370 million, the true value is unclear. At one point, the emerald was listed for sale on eBay for a "Buy It Now" price of $75 million.

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	On July 9, 2001, a miner in the Carnaiba emerald mine came upon the head of an unusually large crystal protruding from black rock. Within minutes, everyone gathered around to watch one of the veteran miners excavate the rock around the crystal for several hours using a small pick and hammer.		On July 9, 2001, a miner in the Carnaiba emerald mine came upon the head of an unusually large crystal protruding from black rock. Within minutes, everyone gathered around to watch one of the veteran miners excavate the rock around the crystal for several hours using a small pick and hammer.

	Knowing that word of such a treasure could cause unwanted attention, the mine supervisor quickly assembled a team of his most trusted miners with the purpose of moving the rock containing the crystals to a safe place. It took eight men over five hours to move the {{convert\|180000\|carat\|kg}} rock to the nearest clear trail. There they assembled a team of mules for a journey that would take them over {{convert\|700\|mi\|km}} through unforgiving jungle and last almost 11 months~~. Lol. Pwned~~.		Knowing that word of such a treasure could cause unwanted attention, the mine supervisor quickly assembled a team of his most trusted miners with the purpose of moving the rock containing the crystals to a safe place. It took eight men over five hours to move the {{convert\|180000\|carat\|kg}} rock to the nearest clear trail. There they assembled a team of mules for a journey that would take them over {{convert\|700\|mi\|km}} through unforgiving jungle and last almost 11 months.

	Five months into their journey, their mules were attacked by a pair of black panthers. Having no other choice, the eight men built a stretcher from wood and vines and carried the rock by hand the rest of the way.		Five months into their journey, their mules were attacked by a pair of black panthers. Having no other choice, the eight men built a stretcher from wood and vines and carried the rock by hand the rest of the way.

71.163.217.121 at 17:15, 15 March 2009

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	On July 9, 2001, a miner in the Carnaiba emerald mine came upon the head of an unusually large crystal protruding from black rock. Within minutes, everyone gathered around to watch one of the veteran miners excavate the rock around the crystal for several hours using a small pick and hammer.		On July 9, 2001, a miner in the Carnaiba emerald mine came upon the head of an unusually large crystal protruding from black rock. Within minutes, everyone gathered around to watch one of the veteran miners excavate the rock around the crystal for several hours using a small pick and hammer.

	Knowing that word of such a treasure could cause unwanted attention, the mine supervisor quickly assembled a team of his most trusted miners with the purpose of moving the rock containing the crystals to a safe place. It took eight men over five hours to move the {{convert\|180000\|carat\|kg}} rock to the nearest clear trail. There they assembled a team of mules for a journey that would take them over {{convert\|700\|mi\|km}} through unforgiving jungle and last almost 11 months.		Knowing that word of such a treasure could cause unwanted attention, the mine supervisor quickly assembled a team of his most trusted miners with the purpose of moving the rock containing the crystals to a safe place. It took eight men over five hours to move the {{convert\|180000\|carat\|kg}} rock to the nearest clear trail. There they assembled a team of mules for a journey that would take them over {{convert\|700\|mi\|km}} through unforgiving jungle and last almost 11 months. Lol. Pwned.

	Five months into their journey, their mules were attacked by a pair of black panthers. Having no other choice, the eight men built a stretcher from wood and vines and carried the rock by hand the rest of the way.		Five months into their journey, their mules were attacked by a pair of black panthers. Having no other choice, the eight men built a stretcher from wood and vines and carried the rock by hand the rest of the way.

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2009-03-15T17:15:07Z

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	{{Cleanup\|date=December 2008}}		{{Cleanup\|date=December 2008}}
	{{Onesource\|date=March 2009}}		{{Onesource\|date=March 2009}}
	The '''Bahia Emerald''' — one of the largest [[emerald]]s ever found — is a {{convert\|180000\|carat\|kg}} Brazilian stone reported stolen in September 2008 from a secured vault in [[South El Monte, California\|South El Monte]] in Los Angeles County, California, according to someone claiming to own the giant gemstone. While the stone had been appraised at $370 ~~trillion~~, the true value is unclear. At one point, the emerald was listed for sale on eBay for a "Buy It Now" price of $75 ~~trillion. KA-BOOM! Lolololololololololol~~.		The '''Bahia Emerald''' — one of the largest [[emerald]]s ever found — is a {{convert\|180000\|carat\|kg}} Brazilian stone reported stolen in September 2008 from a secured vault in [[South El Monte, California\|South El Monte]] in Los Angeles County, California, according to someone claiming to own the giant gemstone. While the stone had been appraised at $370 million, the true value is unclear. At one point, the emerald was listed for sale on eBay for a "Buy It Now" price of $75 million.

	On July 9, 2001, a miner in the Carnaiba emerald mine came upon the head of an unusually large crystal protruding from black rock. Within minutes, everyone gathered around to watch one of the veteran miners excavate the rock around the crystal for several hours using a small pick and hammer~~. Lol~~.		On July 9, 2001, a miner in the Carnaiba emerald mine came upon the head of an unusually large crystal protruding from black rock. Within minutes, everyone gathered around to watch one of the veteran miners excavate the rock around the crystal for several hours using a small pick and hammer.

	Knowing that word of such a treasure could cause unwanted attention, the mine supervisor quickly assembled a team of his most trusted miners with the purpose of moving the rock containing the crystals to a safe place. It took eight men over five hours to move the {{convert\|180000\|carat\|kg}} rock to the nearest clear trail. There they assembled a team of mules for a journey that would take them over {{convert\|700\|mi\|km}} through unforgiving jungle and last almost 11 months~~. Lol~~.		Knowing that word of such a treasure could cause unwanted attention, the mine supervisor quickly assembled a team of his most trusted miners with the purpose of moving the rock containing the crystals to a safe place. It took eight men over five hours to move the {{convert\|180000\|carat\|kg}} rock to the nearest clear trail. There they assembled a team of mules for a journey that would take them over {{convert\|700\|mi\|km}} through unforgiving jungle and last almost 11 months.

	Five months into their journey, their mules were attacked by a pair of black panthers. Having no other choice, the eight men built a stretcher from wood and vines and carried the rock by hand the rest of the way.		Five months into their journey, their mules were attacked by a pair of black panthers. Having no other choice, the eight men built a stretcher from wood and vines and carried the rock by hand the rest of the way.

71.163.217.121 at 17:15, 15 March 2009

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	The '''Bahia Emerald''' — one of the largest [[emerald]]s ever found — is a {{convert\|180000\|carat\|kg}} Brazilian stone reported stolen in September 2008 from a secured vault in [[South El Monte, California\|South El Monte]] in Los Angeles County, California, according to someone claiming to own the giant gemstone. While the stone had been appraised at $370 trillion, the true value is unclear. At one point, the emerald was listed for sale on eBay for a "Buy It Now" price of $75 trillion. KA-BOOM!		The '''Bahia Emerald''' — one of the largest [[emerald]]s ever found — is a {{convert\|180000\|carat\|kg}} Brazilian stone reported stolen in September 2008 from a secured vault in [[South El Monte, California\|South El Monte]] in Los Angeles County, California, according to someone claiming to own the giant gemstone. While the stone had been appraised at $370 trillion, the true value is unclear. At one point, the emerald was listed for sale on eBay for a "Buy It Now" price of $75 trillion. KA-BOOM! Lolololololololololol.

	On July 9, 2001, a miner in the Carnaiba emerald mine came upon the head of an unusually large crystal protruding from black rock. Within minutes, everyone gathered around to watch one of the veteran miners excavate the rock around the crystal for several hours using a small pick and hammer.		On July 9, 2001, a miner in the Carnaiba emerald mine came upon the head of an unusually large crystal protruding from black rock. Within minutes, everyone gathered around to watch one of the veteran miners excavate the rock around the crystal for several hours using a small pick and hammer. Lol.

	Knowing that word of such a treasure could cause unwanted attention, the mine supervisor quickly assembled a team of his most trusted miners with the purpose of moving the rock containing the crystals to a safe place. It took eight men over five hours to move the {{convert\|180000\|carat\|kg}} rock to the nearest clear trail. There they assembled a team of mules for a journey that would take them over {{convert\|700\|mi\|km}} through unforgiving jungle and last almost 11 months.		Knowing that word of such a treasure could cause unwanted attention, the mine supervisor quickly assembled a team of his most trusted miners with the purpose of moving the rock containing the crystals to a safe place. It took eight men over five hours to move the {{convert\|180000\|carat\|kg}} rock to the nearest clear trail. There they assembled a team of mules for a journey that would take them over {{convert\|700\|mi\|km}} through unforgiving jungle and last almost 11 months. Lol.

	Five months into their journey, their mules were attacked by a pair of black panthers. Having no other choice, the eight men built a stretcher from wood and vines and carried the rock by hand the rest of the way.		Five months into their journey, their mules were attacked by a pair of black panthers. Having no other choice, the eight men built a stretcher from wood and vines and carried the rock by hand the rest of the way.

71.163.217.121 at 17:14, 15 March 2009

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	The '''Bahia Emerald''' — one of the largest [[emerald]]s ever found — is a {{convert\|180000\|carat\|kg}} Brazilian stone reported stolen in September 2008 from a secured vault in [[South El Monte, California\|South El Monte]] in Los Angeles County, California, according to someone claiming to own the giant gemstone. While the stone had been appraised at $370 trillion, the true value is unclear. At one point, the emerald was listed for sale on eBay for a "Buy It Now" price of $75 trillion.		The '''Bahia Emerald''' — one of the largest [[emerald]]s ever found — is a {{convert\|180000\|carat\|kg}} Brazilian stone reported stolen in September 2008 from a secured vault in [[South El Monte, California\|South El Monte]] in Los Angeles County, California, according to someone claiming to own the giant gemstone. While the stone had been appraised at $370 trillion, the true value is unclear. At one point, the emerald was listed for sale on eBay for a "Buy It Now" price of $75 trillion. KA-BOOM!

	On July 9, 2001, a miner in the Carnaiba emerald mine came upon the head of an unusually large crystal protruding from black rock. Within minutes, everyone gathered around to watch one of the veteran miners excavate the rock around the crystal for several hours using a small pick and hammer.		On July 9, 2001, a miner in the Carnaiba emerald mine came upon the head of an unusually large crystal protruding from black rock. Within minutes, everyone gathered around to watch one of the veteran miners excavate the rock around the crystal for several hours using a small pick and hammer.

71.163.217.121 at 17:13, 15 March 2009

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	The '''Bahia Emerald''' — one of the largest [[emerald]]s ever found — is a {{convert\|180000\|carat\|kg}} Brazilian stone reported stolen in September 2008 from a secured vault in [[South El Monte, California\|South El Monte]] in Los Angeles County, California, according to someone claiming to own the giant gemstone. While the stone had been appraised at $~~3700 million~~, the true value is unclear. At one point, the emerald was listed for sale on eBay for a "Buy It Now" price of $~~750 million~~.		The '''Bahia Emerald''' — one of the largest [[emerald]]s ever found — is a {{convert\|180000\|carat\|kg}} Brazilian stone reported stolen in September 2008 from a secured vault in [[South El Monte, California\|South El Monte]] in Los Angeles County, California, according to someone claiming to own the giant gemstone. While the stone had been appraised at $370 trillion, the true value is unclear. At one point, the emerald was listed for sale on eBay for a "Buy It Now" price of $75 trillion.

	On July 9, 2001, a miner in the Carnaiba emerald mine came upon the head of an unusually large crystal protruding from black rock. Within minutes, everyone gathered around to watch one of the veteran miners excavate the rock around the crystal for several hours using a small pick and hammer.		On July 9, 2001, a miner in the Carnaiba emerald mine came upon the head of an unusually large crystal protruding from black rock. Within minutes, everyone gathered around to watch one of the veteran miners excavate the rock around the crystal for several hours using a small pick and hammer.

71.163.217.121 at 17:11, 15 March 2009

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	{{Cleanup\|date=December 2008}}		{{Cleanup\|date=December 2008}}
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	The '''Bahia Emerald''' — one of the largest [[emerald]]s ever found — is a {{convert\|180000\|carat\|kg}} Brazilian stone reported stolen in September 2008 from a secured vault in [[South El Monte, California\|South El Monte]] in Los Angeles County, California, according to someone claiming to own the giant gemstone. While the stone had been appraised at $~~370~~ million, the true value is unclear. At one point, the emerald was listed for sale on eBay for a "Buy It Now" price of $75 million.		The '''Bahia Emerald''' — one of the largest [[emerald]]s ever found — is a {{convert\|180000\|carat\|kg}} Brazilian stone reported stolen in September 2008 from a secured vault in [[South El Monte, California\|South El Monte]] in Los Angeles County, California, according to someone claiming to own the giant gemstone. While the stone had been appraised at $3700 million, the true value is unclear. At one point, the emerald was listed for sale on eBay for a "Buy It Now" price of $750 million.

	On July 9, 2001, a miner in the Carnaiba emerald mine came upon the head of an unusually large crystal protruding from black rock. Within minutes, everyone gathered around to watch one of the veteran miners excavate the rock around the crystal for several hours using a small pick and hammer.		On July 9, 2001, a miner in the Carnaiba emerald mine came upon the head of an unusually large crystal protruding from black rock. Within minutes, everyone gathered around to watch one of the veteran miners excavate the rock around the crystal for several hours using a small pick and hammer.

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	The '''Bahia Emerald''' — one of the largest [[emerald]]s ever found — is a {{convert\|180000\|carat\|kg}} Brazilian stone reported stolen in September 2008 from a secured vault in [[South El Monte, California\|South El Monte]] in Los Angeles County, California, according to someone claiming to own the giant gemstone. While the stone had been appraised at $370 million, the true value is unclear. At one point, the emerald was listed for sale on eBay for a "Buy It Now" price of $75 million.		The '''Bahia Emerald''' — one of the largest [[emerald]]s ever found — is a {{convert\|180000\|carat\|kg}} Brazilian stone reported stolen in September 2008 from a secured vault in [[South El Monte, California\|South El Monte]] in Los Angeles County, California, according to someone claiming to own the giant gemstone. While the stone had been appraised at $370 million, the true value is unclear. At one point, the emerald was listed for sale on eBay for a "Buy It Now" price of $75 million.