An IT worker from Newport claims to have accidentally thrown away £4 million in Bitcoins. James Howells told the Guardian he had amassed the fortune in 2009 when the coins were practically worthless, but the online currency has since risen in value.
We've all heard of the phrase where there's muck there's brass...
One man's certainly hoping that's true after mistakenly throwing away a computer hard drive with information on it that's worth more than £4 million.
James Howells from Newport had 7,500 Bitcoins - an online virtual currency - and it's now worth a fortune.
He's digging on a rubbish tip near Newport and hoping to find his old computer.
Rupert Evelyn has been to meet him.
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