German police search property for stolen Celtic gold hoard

Over three years have passed since the Celtic gold treasure was stolen from the Kelten Römer Museum in Manching, Bavaria, and authorities are still on the hunt for the missing assets. The Bavarian State Criminal Police Office suspects that the gold is concealed on the property of the primary suspect and his accomplice in Plate, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. The heist occurred in November 2022, and in July 2025, four individuals were apprehended and sentenced by the Ingolstadt Regional Court. So far, only a fraction of the gold coins has been retrieved. Utilizing X-ray and radar technology, investigators believe that a significant portion of the treasure, including 411 gold coins and a gold cast cake, is stashed away for future sale. The main suspect is currently in pre-trial detention in Munich.