Gold coins

[garfield]

I need to locate a box of gold coins that 6 ft underground with in about 90000 sq/ft , can any one help me, and say what is a good detector or LRL can help please.

 

[EddieR]

Re: 10,000 gold coins

Post your story. There are a few people on this forum that have trouble believing anything! I do believe that if their own mother walked in the door soaking wet and said it was raining they would actually need to look out the window for "proof".....

 

[lastleg]

Re: 10,000 gold coins

One needs to be certain 'mother' didn't walk through the water sprinklers.

 

[EddieR]

Re: 10,000 gold coins

One needs to be certain 'mother' didn't walk through the water sprinklers.

Ahh....very true indeed! Of course, if "dear old mother" said it was raining, but it turned out she had actually just walked through the water sprinkler (and didn't know the difference)....well, I guess we know where the chronic skeptics get their intelligence...it's hereditary!

Hmm...the example above could actually be attributed to my mother in law

 

[lastleg]

Re: 10,000 gold coins

I've expressed no skepticism of Garfield's post. After some research the
subject of the Ottoman Empire is fascinating. For instance I didn't know that
Armenia was an "Christian" nation since the third century. Or that the neigh-
boring Turks commited virtual extermination of over a million Armenian women,
men and children in 1915.

Now I don't know if this pertains to Garfield's questions but a large number of
captive Armenians were force marched to Syria and maybe into Palestine. When
you have an enormous upheaval of a country combined with a World War there
is bound to be loss of great wealth. I encourage Garfield to continue.

 

[garfield]

Re: 10,000 gold coins

Post your story. There are a few people on this forum that have trouble believing anything! I do believe that if their own mother walked in the door soaking wet and said it was raining they would actually need to look out the window for "proof".....

I can’t change the attitude of such people and I can not post the story just to make some people believe me, I did not post this issue to make any one believe me…
but I post it to get some advise about a good detector that can help me.. any way I get the help I need, Thank you all

 

[garfield]

Re: 10,000 gold coins

I've expressed no skepticism of Garfield's post. After some research the
subject of the Ottoman Empire is fascinating. For instance I didn't know that
Armenia was an "Christian" nation since the third century. Or that the neigh-
boring Turks commited virtual extermination of over a million Armenian women,
men and children in 1915.

Now I don't know if this pertains to Garfield's questions but a large number of
captive Armenians were force marched to Syria and maybe into Palestine. When
you have an enormous upheaval of a country combined with a World War there
is bound to be loss of great wealth. I encourage Garfield to continue.

Thank you for understanding and encouraging me ,
I was about to close this subject because most post either has skepticism or making fun and some where trying to argue about something they never heard off ,??

You all should know that the Ottoman army buried a lot of gold crates
while retreating form middle east ... the rest for you to figure out.
By the way I am Syrian.

 

[yttrabbit]

Re: 10,000 gold coins

Garfield,
You might want to consider one of the members as a partner after looking at the prices of ground penetrating locators. Wish you luck in your find.
yttrabbit

http://www.icmj.com/equipment.php

 

[garfield]

Re: 10,000 gold coins

Garfield,
You might want to consider one of the members as a partner after looking at the prices of ground penetrating locators. Wish you luck in your find.
yttrabbit

http://www.icmj.com/equipment.php

may be but what GPL you recommend?.... Thanks

 

[michigan michael]

Re: 10,000 gold coins

Post your story. There are a few people on this forum that have trouble believing anything! I do believe that if their own mother walked in the door soaking wet and said it was raining they would actually need to look out the window for "proof".....

OMG! That is funny stuff! oh man I am still laughing!

Good luck to you Garfield as well locating that gold. I to would love to hear the story.

 

[cybercop106]

Re: 10,000 gold coins

Come on guys....... don't run garfield off. I'd really like to hear the "story"!
I'd like to give him however much 'rope' he needs ..............

thank you Cybercop,
what kind of 'rope' you give me I will send you the full story, but first some guys should stop making fun of it , If some find it funny, for me it is real treasure, and they may have to read more about the retreating Ottoman Army in 1918.

Well, this series of posts IS called a "thread"....... so as much as you need...... don't leave us, ummmm, "hanging", so to speak.......
Like I mentioned previously, the battle at Megiddo and the taking of Damascus during 1918 were seminal events in the routing of Ottoman Empire forces and the Arabs shrugging off the control of the Turks.
I'm just not familiar with any specific treasure stories from that time.

 

[garfield]

Re: 10,000 gold coins

Post your story. There are a few people on this forum that have trouble believing anything! I do believe that if their own mother walked in the door soaking wet and said it was raining they would actually need to look out the window for "proof".....

OMG! That is funny stuff! oh man I am still laughing!

Good luck to you Garfield as well locating that gold. I to would love to hear the story.

Thank you, but can post the full stiory here, you can read my Reply # 48

 

[garfield]

Re: 10,000 gold coins

Come on guys....... don't run garfield off. I'd really like to hear the "story"!
I'd like to give him however much 'rope' he needs ..............

thank you Cybercop,
what kind of 'rope' you give me I will send you the full story, but first some guys should stop making fun of it , If some find it funny, for me it is real treasure, and they may have to read more about the retreating Ottoman Army in 1918.

Well, this series of posts IS called a "thread"....... so as much as you need...... don't leave us, ummmm, "hanging", so to speak.......
Like I mentioned previously, the battle at Megiddo and the taking of Damascus during 1918 were seminal events in the routing of Ottoman Empire forces and the Arabs shrugging off the control of the Turks.
I'm just not familiar with any specific treasure stories from that time.

I did not leave you hanging, I post what I can here in my reply # 48 on 19 dec

 

[cybercop106]

Re: 10,000 gold coins

Come on guys....... don't run garfield off. I'd really like to hear the "story"!
I'd like to give him however much 'rope' he needs ..............

thank you Cybercop,
what kind of 'rope' you give me I will send you the full story, but first some guys should stop making fun of it , If some find it funny, for me it is real treasure, and they may have to read more about the retreating Ottoman Army in 1918.

Well, this series of posts IS called a "thread"....... so as much as you need...... don't leave us, ummmm, "hanging", so to speak.......
Like I mentioned previously, the battle at Megiddo and the taking of Damascus during 1918 were seminal events in the routing of Ottoman Empire forces and the Arabs shrugging off the control of the Turks.
I'm just not familiar with any specific treasure stories from that time.

I did not leave you hanging, I post what I can here in my reply # 48 on 19 dec

Well, the US is far away from the Middle East, and there aren't any specific stories about buried Ottman gold crates readily available on the Net. Of course there are plenty of vague references to "crates bursting with gold coins on a mule-drawn cart" buried somewhere between Megiddo and the Turkish General Headquarters in Nazareth. But as you know, Palestine is a big area, so other than the GARP dig, which was a huge disappointment, you were our only hope of being truly entertained and enlightened on the subject.
Guess we're out of luck...........

 

[lastleg]

Re: 10,000 gold coins

Ratzz, foiled again.