Elon Musk's father sold an emerald to Tiffany's for $800. A few days later it was in the window for $21,500. The internet says Elon grew up rich off that emerald money. His father tells a very different story. Errol Musk says it started when he flew his plane to Zambia to sell it. The buyers paid full price, then offered him a deal: give back half and they would supply him with emeralds. No contracts. Just a handshake. He hired a cutter in Johannesburg and sold the stones to high-end jewelers. That's how the stones ended up at Tiffany's in New York. But Errol says it was never a fortune. The emeralds "just sustained us through difficult times." Like owning a diamond claim, where you might find one stone a year. Elon says there is no evidence the mine ever existed. He once offered 1 million Dogecoin to anyone who could prove it. The father and son still can't agree on where the money came from. Who do you believe? Follow me for more stories like this.