Three bags containing gold, silver and copper coins were placed beside the body. Each bag contained one coin for each year in Pope John Paul II's reign, the only monetary compensation he received for his service as pope. The cypress casket was sealed and tied with three red silk ribbons.
The Papal Gentlemen lower the coffin of Pope John Paul II into a tomb that once held the remains of Blessed Pope John XXIII.The cypress casket was lowered into a larger solid zinc (traditionally lead) casket, which was soldered shut. An engraving of Pope John Paul II's name and the dates of his reign, as well as the image of a skull and crossbones adorn the casket. The zinc casket was finally lowered into a larger walnut (traditionally elm) casket, which was shut with nails of pure gold.
Notice that the photo shows the THIRD outer casket.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Funeral_of_Pope_John_Paul_II
Link please.
Pardon me if I don't take the word of a person who doesn't know the difference between St. Peter's Square and St. Peter's Basilica.
?? Looks like the papal emblem to me not skull/crossbones.
That's about the third time I've seen youe deliberately lie about Catholics or the Pope on this forum. "End justifies the means" is a liberal mentality - are you a liberal?
Or perhaps you're just a liar.