$200,000 Gold Coin Cache Found Marengo County

[goldenrecoveries]

I've read posts of people saying buried treasure doesn't exist. I'm with them, buried treasure stories are just fairy tales.
Hey wait just a dog gone minute ................. what's this?


There were later reports that the amount found was $20,000 not $200,000. But at today's collector gold coin prices $20,000 "back then" would probably be worth AT LEAST $7 Million and probably much, much more. Of course if it was $200,000 that would put it at least $70 mil today.

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Cool read thanks.

 

[Backwoodsbob]

There are plenty of treasure caches still waiting to be found. The problem is the laws or government making it hard on the finders. So that a lot go unannounced because of losing it all.

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[goldenrecoveries]

There are plenty of treasure caches still waiting to be found. The problem is the laws or government making it hard on the finders. So that a lot go unannounced because of losing it all.

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That's so true. And the government seems to own any land where there is a big treasure legend concerned! Seems like many are now located with a state park - national forest - etc. Funny how that works!

 

[Backwoodsbob]

That's so true. And the government seems to own any land where there is a big treasure legend concerned! Seems like many are now located with a state park - national forest - etc. Funny how that works!

That is so true , if not a park, then a base or some other place that you wouldn't be able to enter. One time I went to a park in Palm Springs California. Before I even got into the park I could see the signs and symbols on the stones. But most of the employees don't even know about it.

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