Need Help with a Buried Cache

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Ok my parents live in Simpson NC as well as I grew up there and when I was young I had heard that there was gold buried in simpson. Always had that "HOPE" in the back of my mind but now a buddy of mine has gotten a treasure atlas of north carolina and it says "The Grandfather of All Caches is buried in the area of Simpson NC".

Does anyone know how it got there or who put it there? Any info on the Cache of simpson would be helpful, dont think that it can be found now b/c when I was younger most of the whole area was farmland and then maybe yea, but now the little town of simpson is full of houses EVERYWHERE!!! its sad.

But I would app. any help.

Thanks
 

Probably wouldn't hurt to read up on The Knights of the Golden Circle or KGC.
They were the ones putting those caches in the ground back then.

Thom
 

Old Dog said:
Probably wouldn't hurt to read up on The Knights of the Golden Circle or KGC.
They were the ones putting those caches in the ground back then.

Thom

I tried to look up something on it but no luck sorry. Interesting though.

Burdie
 

Digger,
Don't want to be negative because I believe there is a treasure buried near Simpson, but not a huge one. I double checked your reference, and it says "the Grandfather cache" not the Grandfather of all caches. I'm not much good at metal detecting or treasure hunting, but I am good at writing down treasure tales I've read/heard over the years. I bet this cache is $5,000 buried by an elderly gentleman shortly before he died. In some notes I have, I've written 250 $20 gold pieces hidden by farmer, and a reference to a newspaper article from a newspaper that is defunct. See if you can find any archives for a newspaper that used to be in Pitt county. I seem to remember this was buried in the years some time after WWI...
Don't let my doubts stop you from looking! HH to you and we all hope you hit the BIG one. Remember: Today is the day.

grizzly bare
BTW 250 $20 would be worth 1/4 to 1/2 million if Dahlonega (sp?) then could be worth a HUGE amount. SEARCH
 

My reference also states "Grandfather" as the name of the cache.
It should be coins.....the amount, unknown.

GB's advice on finding an old newspaper article is a very good one.

TW
 

Try dropping Gypsey a line. She's put up some really great research articles. The lady is a wonderful wealth of info.
 

boogeyman said:
Try dropping Gypsey a line. She's put up some really great research articles. The lady is a wonderful wealth of info.
I tried and she wont respond guess she doesnt want to feel like she is a lifeline for people, So I can understand she prolly gets alot of emails
 

Gypsy Heart said:
Ok....I am on it....I was busy with moving and then floating the Buffalo River and then gardening and then ....well you get the picture.....LOL.....But I will see what I can find.....
Here is the site for pitt County newspapers

http://statelibrary.dcr.state.nc.us/ncnp/pitt.htm
Oooopppsss almost forgot! She sleeps once every two weeks whether she needs it or not ::)
 

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