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[Tobin]

I was offered a way to reach the property owners around Bay St. Louis and Harbour Drive where I have tried to interest people in regard to "The New Orleans Mint Treasure".

Many of the owners close to where the treasure in $20 U.S. gold coins (15,000+) were buried on April 15, 1861 by a Confederate Officer had never heard the story.

The Hancock County Historical Society agreed to publish my story (abbreviated summary) in January, 2026 in their monthly newsletter, and they did.

Now everyone may want to search for the gold coins worth a billion dollars since it could be in their front yard! 😜

The coin collectors meanwhile try to convince their followers to believe the reason only a few :1861-o coins exist today is because they have all been put in private collections?

NONSENSE! They were buried near Harbour Drive and they are still there!

Tom Hoke
thomasthoke@gmail.com

League City, Texas 77565

 

[ConceptualizedNetherlandr]

I was offered a way to reach the property owners around Bay St. Louis and Harbour Drive where I have tried to interest people in regard to "The New Orleans Mint Treasure".

Many of the owners close to where the treasure in $20 U.S. gold coins (15,000+) were buried on April 15, 1861 by a Confederate Officer had never heard the story.

The Hancock County Historical Society agreed to publish my story (abbreviated summary) in January, 2026 in their monthly newsletter, and they did.

Now everyone may want to search for the gold coins worth a billion dollars since it could be in their front yard! 😜

The coin collectors meanwhile try to convince their followers to believe the reason only a few :1861-o coins exist today is because they have all been put in private collections?

NONSENSE! They were buried near Harbour Drive and they are still there!

Tom Hoke
thomasthoke@gmail.com

League City, Texas 77565

Never heard of this. Is there any documentation that they ever did exist and went missing?

and 14k ounces today is worth about 75mil at 5k per.

But I luvs me some billions.

17,741 minted, way more than the prior years. And we are to believe most of them were stashed by april?

 

[Tobin]

Never heard of this. Is there any documentation that they ever did exist and went missing?

and 14k ounces today is worth about 75mil at 5k per.

But I luvs me some billions.

17,741 minted, way more than the prior years. And we are to believe most of them were stashed by april?

 

[Tobin]

Never heard of this. Is there any documentation that they ever did exist and went

 

[creskol]

I was offered a way to reach the property owners around Bay St. Louis and Harbour Drive where I have tried to interest people in regard to "The New Orleans Mint Treasure".

Many of the owners close to where the treasure in $20 U.S. gold coins (15,000+) were buried on April 15, 1861 by a Confederate Officer had never heard the story.

The Hancock County Historical Society agreed to publish my story (abbreviated summary) in January, 2026 in their monthly newsletter, and they did.

Now everyone may want to search for the gold coins worth a billion dollars since it could be in their front yard! 😜

The coin collectors meanwhile try to convince their followers to believe the reason only a few :1861-o coins exist today is because they have all been put in private collections?

NONSENSE! They were buried near Harbour Drive and they are still there!

Tom Hoke
thomasthoke@gmail.com

League City, Texas 77565

The Historian of January 2026 - Hancock County Historical Society and Museum

The Old Mans Story About the Gold (Georgie Morton, editor) By Thomas Hoke

www.hancockcountyhistoricalsociety.com

 

[ConceptualizedNetherlandr]

2 guys, after having dug a large enough hole, handled an iron crate holding 937.5 pounds of gold plus the iron box strong enough to hold it?

 

[ToddsPoint]

I’d bet any gold from the New Orleans mint went to England to buy rifles. Having gold buried in the ground wouldn’t do the confederacy any good at all. In 1861 the Philadelphia mint made 2 million double eagles. The most made in a year up to that date. Most of those went to Europe to buy war matériels. Today, PCGS estimates only 7,000 survive. Where are the rest? Melted in Europe just like the confederate gold!🤷🏼

 

[3cylbill]

2 guys, after having dug a large enough hole, handled an iron crate holding 937.5 pounds of gold plus the iron box strong enough to hold it?

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