A Thai chef double-snapped that he possessed a rare Dragon Ball.
Pattip hatthadon, a 57-year-old Pattaya chef, said he bought seafood from a local market a decade ago and got the pearl, but never knew the yellow bead was so rare. (News review: Only 200 "Dragon Balls" in the world Thai truck drivers picked up one worth tens of millions!) ）
After the chef saw in the media reports that the truck driver Monthien Chansook accidentally ate a dragon ball worth millions of baht, he found that he might have owned a dragon ball worth millions of dollars as early as 10 years ago!
Pattipa turned over her ten-year-old pearl and sent it to the Thai Gem and Jewelry Society for identification and obtained a grading certificate, which turned out to be a real natural Merlot pearl weighing 90.10 carats.
Chef Pattipa said he remembers buying 4-5 shellfish for 100 baht at the larn poe market in Naklua, Pattaya, in mid-2011, and found the pearl while handling the snail, but didn't realize what it was at the time. At first he wasn't even very happy, even thinking that the cunning merchants had deliberately stuffed stones into the shells to add weight.
"I tried to pierce the pearl with a knife and determine what it was, but without success, I have been putting it on a shelf with the Buddha statue and so on for the past ten years, and I don't know what I have."
He has now deposited the Dragon Ball in a bank safe, and since the pearl's value amounts to millions to tens of millions of baht, he has submitted a report to the local Banglamung Police Station in Chonburi Province for legal protection.
The chef said that there are already many collectors from all over the world contacting him to buy, and he is currently considering the offers.
This is the third dragon ball that has been accidentally discovered in Thailand in succession recently.
Not long ago, at the end of January, Hatchai niyomdecha, a 37-year-old Thai fisherman in Nakhum Province, picked up a 38-carat dragon ball near his house near his beach. A local businessman offers 5 million baht and a Chinese jeweler offers 10 million baht (about 2.15 million yuan). (News review: Self-proclaimed god Tomon, Thailand's poor fishermen pick up "Dragon Balls" worth tens of millions!) Chinese buyers are coming) but he was arrested because of widespread media coverage at home and abroad that the police found him to have a drug-related case, and his luck was also exhausted (News review: Happy and sad!). The Thai fisherman who picked up the "Dragon Ball" was arrested).
The second was two weeks ago, the truck driver Mondion bought seafood to eat and got a 65.57 ct Dragon Ball worth tens of millions. (News review: Only 200 "Dragon Balls" in the world Thai truck drivers picked up one worth tens of millions!) ）
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