An Aladdin's cave of stolen jewellery, silver bullion and cash - discovered by police in a Sydney property on Wednesday.<br/> The stolen items are thought to be worth at least six million Australian dollars - the same in US dollars - though the haul is so large that police have not yet counted it all.<br/> SOUNDBITE) (English) NEW SOUTH WALES POLICE, STATE CRIME COMMANDER, MAL LANYON, SAYING:<br/> "That will take some time to catalogue. At this stage, we believe there are owners who are unaware that their property has been stolen."<br/> Police believe the items, which include five guns, were stolen during a string of burglaries targeting wealthy homes in Sydney and Melbourne.<br/> They are now urging all Australians to check their valuables.<br/> (SOUNDBITE) (English) NEW SOUTH WALES POLICE, REGIONAL COMMANDER, KAREN WEBB, SAYING:<br/> "It's important for us. We want to reunite as many owners to their property as we can."<br/> A father and son are currently in police custody in connection with the theft as the investigation continues.<br/> Sunita Rappai, Reuters
