BIG LOST TREASURE STORY IN 1877 NEW YORK TIMES ARTICLE

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http://query.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=9F04E5DB123FE63BBC4E53DFB366838C669FDE

 

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[Silverhawk]

Great Read.

 

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[stefen]

There is a little truth to every rumor...and the older the rumor, the more obscure it becomes...

And the value expands with each year...(or bottle of spirits drank)

 

[Salvor6]

So after 133 years it still has not been found? Probably never will be.

 

[Connecticut Sam]

#4 may be right, but, if I live in New York State, I would search for it.

 

[bsktbllsam]

I am from NY, how would one begin to look for this treasure? First step?

 

[Old Dog]

I'm from Colorado ...

I would find it.

 

[stefen]

A person would have a better chance of swimming to the moon than finding a 3rd person accounting of a century and half old - unsubstantiated and clueless rumor of an obscure treasure.

 

[Connecticut Sam]

I am from Bridgeport Connecticut. The story is worth looking into. Look out for snakes and bats in caves.