- Jun 1, 2012
- 5,036
- 7,168
- Detector(s) used
- Garrett ADS-7X, Fisher Two Box M-Scope, Mother Lode Locator, Dowsing Model 20 Electroscope, White's TM808, White's TM900, Inground Scanners
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
The news anchors said, "Believe they have found." If you listen to Bubba and I on the video you will see us say we are 100% sure that we have found it. The gold is not all in one location. It is at 58 different depositories. Some are located in Virginia, West Virginia and I know of at least one large one in Tennessee. We only have the names of the towns, the landowners that were "Depositor Clerk's" Without the "maps" we could hunt a life time just after one of these depositories. I do however know the location of the "Mexican Silver Dollars" in Danville, Va., as well as two depositories of gold each containing $4.3 Million in gold specie. These alone are worth over $250 Million Dollars not counting for numismatic values. We know the landowners name where there is another $8 Million in gold specie, the name of the town but not the location of the depository. Without the "maps" there is not an easy way of finding these depositories. As the landowners owned thousands of acres of land. Sure we could narrow it down to where the landowner lived, but getting permission for searches without knowing the location is not easy. And some of these landowners are "Sentinels" as we found out on the $8 Million Dollar location. This location also contained 889 large gold bricks. Do not know the weight but most likely 50# to 80# each. The one in Tennessee also contains 889 large gold bricks. I know the mountains where it is located and a general area of that mountain but still a large territory to hunt down. Then there is one in Roanoke County, Virginia that contains 853 boxes of gold specie with $25,000 to the box, that comes to about $21 Million face value. I have the name of the mountain and that is it. If I could secure the maps all of these treasures and more could be recovered today.
