Some Apple customers across the world are reported to be awed as they find coins inside their MacBooks.
As stated by the Mailonline, “You could own a laptop for years and never open it up to look inside, but if you do you might find something unexpected.”
It said on Wednesday that many customers have reported incidents of finding coins inside their MacBooks, and nobody was sure exactly why it was happening.
Some have suggested the money has fallen inside the laptops while others have blamed an Apple conspiracy or, an even more extreme theory, witchcraft.
Last week an Imgur user posted photographs revealing a quarter inside the plastic coating of his MacBook’s SuperDrive.
The user said they could not work out how the coin got there.
But this is not the first time – the incidents of finding coins, reports Gizmodo, date back as far as 2010.
In a 40 second video posted on YouTube, another customer called Greg Kilpatrick showed a quarter he found in his computer.
‘Same thing happened here, and I can’t find anyone who knows why it is there. I have a 1970 quarter,’ one commenter said on the video.
The coins vary in currency, which suggests they haven’t been placed there as a result of a manufacturing flaw at one of Apple’s factories.
The most common explanation offered is the coins have fallen in or been pushed in.
As stated by Apple’s Genius Bar tech support, 99 per cent if the time it is the result of children pushing things into the optical drive.
‘Can’t count the number of interesting things I’ve pulled out of macbook super drives,’ Reddit user eljefe87 stated.