Road to becoming the wealthiest: Starting From Treasure Hunting in the Cabinets Chapter 1484 - 708 Can’t Stop Walking3

Moreover, there were countless other things!

"In the future, your craft shop will sell modern items crafted from old mountain sandalwood and mammoth ivory.

This marketplace will sell the items from this warehouse. As for the price, I will roughly mark it for you, and you can negotiate," Sean Knight couldn’t possibly do everything alone:

"You can also hire so professionals to appraise the items and then set up stalls to sell them. Occasionally, you could even hold a few auctions to put so treasures up for auction to attract visitors.

I just don’t believe that with all these items, we can’t outmatch those like Christie’s or Sotheby’s..."

Sean Knight was confident, and Lana Brown’s eyes sparkled upon hearing this!

This was another avenue for Lana Brown to showcase her talents!

It could be said that the tourism resources on Big Island were almost fully developed. Lana Brown could now let go, and the tourism industry on Big Island would run smoothly.

But she was not satisfied, so she still involved herself personally in many tasks.

However, if there was a new track, she would naturally invest her efforts in it, which presented a new challenge for her!

For a career-driven person like Lana Brown, this was the perfect gift!

Sean Knight didn’t continue speaking, as saying more would seem like he was leveraging his favor. Lana Brown didn’t show much reaction; she knew it herself.

Sean Knight casually picked up a golden coin, flipped it in the air, then swished his hand and caught it, showing it to Lana Brown:

"The characters, a good on!"

News of the marketplace offering many European artifacts dating before the Middle Ages exploded on the Internet. On various foreign social platforms, many hosts posted photos of the items they had bought.

The clicks of an individual person were not much, but with many people posting, the clicks quickly surged.

Jansen Carlos’s favorite activity, aside from going to school, was browsing videos.

His family was considered middle class in Spain, but in reality, it was an empty pretense.

His father, Lawrence Carlos, often claid they were of noble descent, but Jansen didn’t believe it.

Aside from a handwritten copy of the family history, which his father treasured, there were no other items at ho that suggested nobility.

So, even though his father Lawrence often pointed to the hand-drawn noble crest on the cover of the manuscript as being passed down since the Middle Ages, Jansen didn’t believe him.

Until today, when Jansen saw a ring on a stall on Big Island in a video posted by a host.

And on that ring was the very crest that his father often drew!

Jansen’s breathing suddenly quickened!

Could it be that his father was telling the truth?

"Father, father!" Jansen couldn’t help but call out loudly, "Father, co here quickly!"

"What is it?" Just returned from outside, a weary Lawrence asked impatiently, "I need to rest, what do you need?"

"Father, look at this!" Jansen pointed to the computer screen and said to Lawrence, "Look! This ring!"

The screen was frozen on that ring.

Lawrence’s breath imdiately halted!

This crest, this imagery, how could he not recognize it?

"Where is this?" Lawrence quickly reacted and asked, "Which place is this?"

"In the southeast part of Asia, on a Big Island that a Chinese person purchased," Jansen had been watching this host’s videos for a few days, he imdiately said: "Apparently, there’s a Flea Market on the island exclusively selling various ancient items, and this was one of the items on the stall..."

"This belongs to our ancestors!" Lawrence imdiately said, "We must retrieve it! I need to take leave! I’m going to Big Island..."

"I’ll go too!" For the first ti believing in his family’s noble past, an excited Jansen said, "I want to buy this ring, including that manuscript of yours! I want all my friends to know, my family is noble! I am a descendant of nobles! I’ll see who dares to mock after this..."

Lawrence nodded in relief.

His son taking pride in their family made him very happy.

At least his years of continual teaching had been effective!

Like Lawrence, there were more than a few others who were familiar with the items on this stall.

Even more so were those collectors from Europe and Arica. Their experience was richer, and their insights more discerning, knowing these items were genuine.

Thus, people of diverse identities from Around the World ca to this Big Island.

In less than one week, the crowd at the Flea Market surpassed the beach, becoming the most popular spot on Big Island.

And under Sean Knight’s guidance, Lana Brown had prepared so translators early on to avoid miscommunication or misunderstandings among these people.

By this ti, not only had Big Island’s market attracted the interest of hosts, but so legitimate dia also ca here to gather news.

After all, many items being sold here could now be referred to as boutique.

Even Lana Brown received several phone calls, hoping she would reserve so boutique items for select ladies to choose from.

Nowadays, won in the fashion world liked to enhance their status with outrageously priced Jewelry, but those noblewon and socialites from Europe preferred adorning themselves with heritage items to showcase their Identity.

And those pieces from the Middle Ages, bearing noble crests or heritage records, were the best items for this purpose.

Lana Brown’s connections and status rose significantly due to this event, which was an unexpected occurrence.

Sean Knight was naturally pleased to see this happen.

These items, if kept in his spatial realm, were no different from sand.

Being able to sell them high and earn so interest on the loot Europe and Arica had plundered from Chinese cultural relics was of course excellent!

However, a piece of news imdiately wiped the smile off Sean Knight’s face!

Cheryl Suweton was missing!

This was the news from the Swedish Royal Family—his future brother-in-law had sent Sean Knight a ssage, hoping Sean Knight dequeueReusableCellWithIdentifier