23 crowns from the Visigoth period found by pure chance, on the outskirts of Toledo, in Guadamur in the 1850s. The treasure ends up being scattered throughout Spain and France and almost seventy years after its discovery, some of the crowns are returned by Petain to the Franco Government. In this way, Spain fulfilled a centuries-old revenge with its northern neighbor, and “snatched” from it, since the agreement was very disadvantageous for France, pieces stolen by Napoleonic soldiers and others purchased legally