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Any caches in Wayne or Clay county in Illinois?

 

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[lastleg]

Yes, in both.

 

[JOHUNT]

I'd be surprised if there aren't caches in just about every city,town,village, hamlet in the eastern half of the U.S.
Your own research will lead you to real the ones. I just don't think folks are gonna give you coordinates and show you the "X" on the map.
Good luck

 

[Normsel]

My belief there are caches buried all over but what I don't believe is the stories you hear about them. I think most stories are merely made up and over the years people come to believe they are true. Most anyone that ever thought a relative buried money or any valuable minerals such as gold as sliver would have tried digging it up themselves and if the found it kept mum about it. The caches that are out there are the ones that the person hiding or burying it never told anyone about

 

[Gold Maven]

I read somewhere that it was estimated that 1 in 5 old abandoned houses have a forgotten cache.

the older I get the more recoveries I see. Not by me, but by other people, friends....often dealing with the estate of a deceased relative. People hide their valuables...I've hidden things that I have forgotten about until accidentally finding them.

keep a good optimistic attitude with each search, put your time in, don't give up, and eventually you will find something.

Good luck, post some pics, just don't tell anyone.

 

[Frankn]

Any caches in Wayne or Clay county in Illinois?

LOOK, you have been on here over two years. You should know how to research by now. Here's a starter site. http://www.gwizit.com/treasure Click on treasure at the top then click on your state on the left. Maybe 16 pages of leads you can copy. Frank

 

[sliverofsilver]

thank you very much, frankn.
ive found the site very informative and knowledgeable.
HH TO YOU

 

[DocBeav]

LOOK, you have been on here over two years. You should know how to research by now. Here's a starter site. http://www.gwizit.com/treasure Click on treasure at the top then click on your state on the left. Maybe 16 pages of leads you can copy. Frank

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Can you send a better link? I keep getting this site...even when I enter it in by hand.
http://gwiz.co//treasure

 

[sliverofsilver]

hi doc,
all i did was click on franks link and it took me right there.
this is it
http://www.gwizit.com/treasure
HH

 

[Frankn]

Can you send a better link? I keep getting this site...even when I enter it in by hand.
http://gwiz.co//treasure

Looks like some kind of technical problem. It worked when I tested it after posting. Maybe another good site has bitten the dust. Frank

 

[sliverofsilver]

Looks like some kind of technical problem. It worked when I tested it after posting. Maybe another good site has bitten the dust. Frank View attachment 741312

hi guys,
just visited that site and its now an automall or something like that.
its a real shame.however i was able to visit it one time and read all about nj.
THANK YOU FRANKN. for that opportunity .
hopefully we can find one similar.
HH

 

[peralta]

Hi FRANKN MY FRIEND ,HOW ARE YOU?most of the readers im sure understand that many on this network have their clues from maybe years of searching.telling theyre location might jeprodise their lives.THERE ARE MANY THAT WILL GIVE OTHERS SOME POINTERS try to find someone to o get to know you and they might give you a helping hand.

 

[Frankn]

Perelta, 75 and still digging and looking for that last big one. lol Frank

 

[peralta]

Perelta, 75 and still digging and looking for that last big one. lol Frank

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Your a good person and I know you enjoyed all your huntings.

 

[peralta]

Your a good person and I know you enjoyed all your huntings.

 

[peralta]

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Hi FRANKN
THESE ARE ONLY A FEW OF MY PHOTOS.I WANT you TO look at the first picture.it is one of the jesuit treasures I located.
On the bottom of picture there is a large boulder.on it is a marking in black,.above you'll see an upright stone its what the marking wants you to see.the stone is the torso of a cardinal or bishop but without a head.the marking has a line going upward it wants you to look up.just above and behind you'll see the head the face is looking to the left. He is wearing a high hat that cardinals wear.he has an arm holding a drawing board with a T on it.
Look at back shoulder area closely.there is the face of a female looking behind.she is looking at a large upright heart.now below on a boulder you'll see another female face looking left to another heart.this heart has the famous loop like the one on the molina document.
I cant show you but on the ledge behind the right heart is a rough statue of mary around ten feet high,but I couldn't post it it would give away my site.
Everyone complained that I don't post.I wanted you to see it first.there is another picture with a body of a monk looking down at a treasure site with markings.
I'll talk more another time take care, your friend TOM.

 

[Frankn]

These internet images are low quality and hard to make out, but I can see the women in the lower right. She is looking left and partially behind another bolder. This is reading the photo from the right side. Frank

 

[markmar]

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You took the pictures west from Tumacacori ?

Marius