My True Treasure Tale - Long, but the Whole Story.....

[Old Dog]

Good to see you still around Tim,
Keep at the research ...
Get another one, show us how it's done.

Live long my friend.

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[nvradar]

Hello Tim
Just wanted to say thanks for the story it truly gave me chills! Hope you and yours are doing well. NVRADAR

[Night Stalker]

Good to see you still around Tim,
Keep at the research ...
Get another one, show us how it's done.

Live long my friend.

Actually, we moved one state away from where I found this, my friend Mike (also a member of TNet) has been calling/emailing we're currently researching some prohibition era (moonshine) sites. Mike's the one I gave a handful of SLQ's and mixed silver along with the '32 10 dollar gold piece....he sold it a couple years ago. The old moonshiners never took their money to the banks, some even kept it buried close to their stills or landmarks near their water source. Even though they dressed in rags and lived in shacks, they had cash and lots of it, many were shot, wrecked, or drank their own poison, which fried their brain, and simply forgot where they hid their money.

I've been told many things about my find, an old hardware store owner, a feedstore/livestock dealer, moonshiners horde, illegal gambling stash? Hopefully, all this wintertime research will pay off this spring....I've got nothing but time Tesoro did contact me and wanted rights to reprint my story in their annual paper (sent me some coupons too) (the pm is still in my inbox) - I gave permisson, but never checked back on it or followed up. It was just pure luck IMO, but it does go to show there's still buried treasures out there - just waiting to be stumbled upon. My personal opinion, it was an illegal gambling and moonshine operation...the owner of the home was shot and took the secret with him then the house set on fire to cover up evidence....that's just my guess?

[Bigcypresshunter]

Actually, we moved one state away from where I found this, my friend Mike (also a member of TNet) has been calling/emailing we're currently researching some prohibition era (moonshine) sites. Mike's the one I gave a handful of SLQ's and mixed silver along with the '32 10 dollar gold piece....he sold it a couple years ago. The old moonshiners never took their money to the banks, some even kept it buried close to their stills or landmarks near their water source. Even though they dressed in rags and lived in shacks, they had cash and lots of it, many were shot, wrecked, or drank their own poison, which fried their brain, and simply forgot where they hid their money.

I've been told many things about my find, an old hardware store owner, a feedstore/livestock dealer, moonshiners horde, illegal gambling stash? Hopefully, all this wintertime research will pay off this spring....I've got nothing but time Tesoro did contact me and wanted rights to reprint my story in their annual paper (sent me some coupons too) (the pm is still in my inbox) - I gave permisson, but never checked back on it or followed up. It was just pure luck IMO, but it does go to show there's still buried treasures out there - just waiting to be stumbled upon. My personal opinion, it was an illegal gambling and moonshine operation...the owner of the home was shot and took the secret with him then the house set on fire to cover up evidence....that's just my guess?

Hello Tim. There were many stills in the swamps here in South Florida during prohibition. Al Capone had operations set up in this area and it may be worth a search but they cant be buried very deep here in a flooded area I would think.

Its a good idea to be close to aging parents. Mine both died this year within a 5 month period and I regret that I was not close enough to help. Take care.

[Mr.Jody]

WOW!!...well at least stalker was good enough to share the story...
EDIT;;;; i see the story has been re-worded...ABSOLUTLY UNREAL!!

[phifly04]

Almost 4 years old,but new to me-great story and a hardy congrats!!I sense a lot of Lamour in your prose style! well done!
Dave

[txconservative]

Neatest story ever. You are a great story teller, you should write a book !

[Connecticut Sam]

Is the story true?

[aa battery]

Is the story true?

i never get tired of reading this post.

[Old Dog]

Is the story true?

Knowing The poster... I have no doubt.

i never get tired of reading this post.

Hey Frank,
Long time!

[Connecticut Sam]

Hey Frank
Did you found any coins yet? Best of luck to you.

[rsc]

WOW Great story and well written. I would wonder why you have not gone back to search for the remaining coins, especially if you have moved back from Florida. But I am sure you have a good reason. HH Gayle

[HISPAN]

Wow!!!!

[ckrakowski]

pics or it did not happen. you do not even say what "coins" you supposedly found.

[Mr.Jody]

pics or it did not happen. you do not even say what "coins" you supposedly found.

2+2 = 4...add it up!..LOL

[TheRockCollector]

Cool story.

[hamiddetecting]

Congratulations