Gold in the sesquahanna river?

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I know if I had, I sure wouldn't post the fact on the internet.. ???
 

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I've heard rumors but , I don't remember anyone
claiming First hand success.
 

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Heard a story quit a few years ago about some kids finding buried pirate treasure on one of the islands north of Harrisburg. Never found out any facts about it.
 

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Heard a story quit a few years ago about some kids finding buried pirate treasure on one of the islands north of Harrisburg. Never found out any facts about it.

Only one I heard of was a chest found on an Island South of Danville
by some Men digging leeks or something ?
& was supposedly filled with strange coins they never saw before

But same here, No idea where the story originated
 

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This post is getting a little old but I know of people finding gold in the river, its flour gold they call it. There was a man who had a small floating suction system and he was finding flour gold. Lots ofhard work, but yes there is gold in the river
 

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Here is something puzzling gold buyer says it's not real .finding near mountain in pa.is this mica?
 

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Mica is brittle and breaks apart very easily, gold is soft and will dent easily. It's hard to tell if that is mica by the pic.
 

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best way to tell, lay it on a hard flat surface & hit it with a Hammer.
If it flattens but stays together like soft metal would, it's Gold.

If it shatters & turns to Dust or flakes, It's not
 

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