I dug a foundation in the countryside, and I accidentally dug a lot of blue bricks, which I bought for 3 yuan. Did I sell it at a low price?

Three dollars can sell a blue brick. I think you made a lot of money, but you didn't sell it at all Do you know how much the blue bricks are on the market now? I asked a person, the blue brick market is about 98 yuan per cubic meter, and there are about 69 blue bricks per cubic meter, so each brick is about 1.5 yuan, and you sold 3 yuan each, which I think is worth thousands of dollars!

Maybe some friends don't believe the price I said, and I understand, because there will be great differences in prices in different regions, and the number of blue bricks produced is also different from the market situation, but no matter what the situation is, I think the blue bricks you got were dug up carelessly by digging the foundation, which means you got these blue bricks without spending a penny, which is an unexpected gain. Now it's all taken away by others for 3 yuan, and I think that's it. To tell a joke, I think it's better to steal when you get cheap, and don't advertise everywhere, because if you have a fixed number of years, it belongs to the antique level, that is to buy and sell cultural relics without permission, not only without income, but also with possible punishment.

So why dig the foundation and dig out the blue bricks? I think this is not surprising, because the terrain changes with the passage of time and the changes of the times. For example, a place may be flat now, or it may be an ancient ocean or hilly forest. Therefore, it is not sudden that some unexpected things are dug up unexpectedly in some rural areas. From a certain point of view, it is still a necessity.

In the countryside, there are also many things to dig, dig holes and make holes. My family repairs houses and builds houses to dig things. Of course, it is not lucky to dig up valuables such as jewelry and silver coins. They are all ordinary bottles and cans. So you can dig out the blue bricks, which is also your blessing.

There is another family in our village who once dug two clean altars from the ground, one empty and the other containing ashes; Another family accidentally dug a hole while drilling a well. There are more than 10 pieces of ceramics in the cave, which were later identified as third-class ancient cultural relics. Of course, these things were handed in, and the farmers got a receipt stamped with the red seal of the collection unit.

Compared with the above example, I think you really earned it, but fortunately, your blue bricks are really not cultural relics or something like that, otherwise you can't buy or sell them, and you won't get a penny then. So no matter what you pick up for nothing, no matter how much money you have, you won't lose it as long as someone needs it, right?