Gold ingots found in luxury apartment building's garbage collection area... ”returned to owner” = South Korea

The discovery of a large amount of gold ingots at a waste sorting site in an apartment building in Gangnam, Seoul, South Korea, became a hot topic, and it was recently reported that they have been safely returned to their owner.
Recently, a notice posted at Banpo Xi Apartment in Banpo-dong, Seocho-gu, Seoul has been attracting attention.
According to residents, the notice reads, "Tenants who throw away their CD players will not receive assistance.
Please contact the center, complete the verification process, and collect your gold ingot. If you can let us know the location of the recycling collection center where you threw out your CD player, the shape of the case, etc., we will use the information from security cameras to collect the gold ingot.
"We plan to return the gold ingot after going through the verification process," the company said. This led to widespread curiosity on social media and online about the owner of the gold ingot, and many people were wondering how this situation had come about.
Netizens speculated that, "The level of lost property in high-end apartments is also exceptional," "Perhaps he was hiding some secret savings," and "I don't know if he paid his taxes."
The gold ingot was returned to its owner safely one day later. According to JTBC, on the 4th, the apartment recycling center said, "The owner recently showed up and we are returning it."
"I cannot disclose any further details," he said.