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All Treasure Hunting
Here's an article that I saw on my Facebook feed that I found interesting.


If anyone in Georgia is interested in searching for any of these, I'd like to go along with you.
Perhaps we can find a Treasure!

Best Wishes,

Scott
 
Hey Scott,

I have been looking for the Canton Tunnel of gold as I have known it. I have several leads and lots of
research. Sometimes a new set of eyes can see things I might have overlooked.
I'm a researcher for the Cherokee County Historical society, so I have access to materials most do not.
Hit me up and maybe we can do some scouting and hit it big .
Patrick
 
Here's an article that I saw on my Facebook feed that I found interesting.


If anyone in Georgia is interested in searching for any of these, I'd like to go along with you.
Perhaps we can find a Treasure!

Best Wishes,

Scott
Sounds like fun! Where and when do we start?
 
Here's an article that I saw on my Facebook feed that I found interesting.


If anyone in Georgia is interested in searching for any of these, I'd like to go along with you.
Perhaps we can find a Treasure!

Best Wishes,

Scott
Mr. Scott this is a fantastic idea.
Pull resources. Georgia Treasure Hunters.

I'm familiar with three of them.

Confederate Gold in Wilkes County.​

This one I have some great thoughts and theories on.
And it's in a very easily accessible place but well-hidden if my thoughts are correct

Lost Treasure of General P.G.T. Beauregard – $12,000,000​

This one is possibly submerged now.
A Dam was put in near Agusta in 1952 by army core of Engineers.
Many of the locals this it is now part of the lakes that where formed.
and

Jeremiah Griffin’s Gold Cache – $8,000,000​

The Jermiah Griffen treasure story was unknown to me.
But I know where his planation was and yes, he was quite wealthy.
I have old maps of his area and familiar with the Little River area.
Much of the land the treasure legend is referring to is open to the public.
This one really interest me since it is not a commonly talked about treasure and only one person knows where it was buried, and he died shortly after burying it.

Let me know if you or others are interested in pursuing these.
 

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