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Hanover PA $20,000 to $30,000 in Greenbacks

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something tells me no one used a Minelab to Look :dontknow:​

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The News-Chronicle​

Sat, Sep 04, 1880 ·Page 2
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if found and the container is still viable, (my guess a satchel, or strongbox) Gonna Be mud .
don't touch, Send it straight to the Bureau of Engraving and Printing:coffee2:
 
Hmmmm Scratch that ! He Owned a Minelab :laughing7:

The Valley Sentinel​

Carlisle Pa
Fri, Sep 10, 1880
·Page 5

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Ov course Locations Hanover to Carlisle
(York County to cumbrland County)

(31.4 mi apart )
via PA-94 S

Not necessarly the same And Greenbacks from 1863 to 1880
probably not spendable as was

I Say different Cache
 
McSherrystown is practically part of Hanover. It could be the same cache. Then again, there are rumors of caches all over the area along the marching routes during the Gettysburg campaign.
 
I Know Carlisle was Invaded , Never Knew about Hanover ,
the CW Is not one of my research points,
I Get Borde Reading about it :dontknow:
Wrong side of the Susquehanna for my Brain,
Not that I Would Mind a CW Cache :coffee2:

More into French & Indian War era Up here 1754–63 :tongue3:
 
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There was a battle in Hanover that was key to delaying J.E.B. Stuart in meeting Lee in Gettysburg. If that battle had not happened, Gettysburg may not have been won by the Union.
 

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