Lost mines

ranger11

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Mar 3, 2013
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All Treasure Hunting
I'm not sure if this is the right place to post as it is my first one, however, I would like to know if anyone out there knows about the Lost Cement mine , located in Blue Canyon, Fresno/Madera county. I have done some research on it for a number of years (off and on ) as I could. There are five or six more that I would like to find out about also, but not today, well........ maybe.
 

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Jim in Idaho

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White's GM2, GM3, DFX, Coinmaster, TDI-SL, GM24K, Falcon MD20, old Garrett Masterhunter BFO
'Way Too Cool' dual 18 Watt UV light
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I don't know that one, but last April I located the "Lost Texas Jack" silver mine as noted on Page 48 of the "Gold Diggers Atlas" (4th edition 1975). Took me two months of research, hiking, etc., but finally located it. Will be back there this spring detecting along the fault line, looking for more silver.
Jim
 

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ranger11

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Mar 3, 2013
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Fresno,Ca.
Detector(s) used
Gold Mountain, White, Bounty Hunter,(Prospector) and others,including the first one from Radio Shack around 1958
Primary Interest:
All Treasure Hunting
thanks for the link
 

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ranger11

Jr. Member
Mar 3, 2013
26
15
Fresno,Ca.
Detector(s) used
Gold Mountain, White, Bounty Hunter,(Prospector) and others,including the first one from Radio Shack around 1958
Primary Interest:
All Treasure Hunting
thanks for the link, but I think that I need to do some more researching, that wasn't the area . But that was a great lead for another project I had in mind.
 

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