Secrets of the Lost Confederate Gold = As told by the talking Trees.

[franklin]

A new book. Actually my first published book. It contains a lot about the Confederate Treasures especially Danville, Virginia. It also contains how to read KGC Signs and how to find their treasures. It reveals how we found the Confederate Treasury left in Danville, Virginia. All though not recovered yet due to red tape. We talk about the 58 Depositories of the CSA & KGC Treasures. Also includes a list of CSA & KGC Depositories West of the Mississippi. I hope everyone enjoys reading and researching to help recover these treasures. I will be visiting the UDC and SCV headquarters on the East Coast to promote this book also.

 

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[CreakyDigger]

Have you recovered anything from these treasures?

 

[franklin]

Have you recovered anything from these treasures?

Getting geared up to. I will be heading out in a week or two for some long excursions. I have located three depositories in Danville, Va. Two are in City of Danville owned cemeteries. So can't dig those. Even though these two have each $4.3 Million in Gold Coins. The Mexican Silver is also still in Danville, Virginia about 5 Tons. I found 18 spilled coins near where these treasures are buried.

 

[CreakyDigger]

Getting geared up to. I will be heading out in a week or two for some long excursions. I have located three depositories in Danville, Va. Two are in City of Danville owned cemeteries. So can't dig those. Even though these two have each $4.3 Million in Gold Coins. The Mexican Silver is also still in Danville, Virginia about 5 Tons. I found 18 spilled coins near where these treasures are buried.

Any pictures of those 18 spilled coins?

 

[franklin]

Any pictures of those 18 spilled coins?

Yes I posted 8 of them. The 1853 Mexican Silver Dollar, my brother in law in West Virginia still has it. Another Mexican Silver Dollar not as good as the one in the photo, My partner in North Carolina has it. I also gave him a gold Franc Coin and an 1862 Indian in mint condition. The other coins were sold and I have the names and addresses to whom sold. They were also filed on my taxes. So no problems there.

 

[franklin]

Here is a photo of the 1859 gold coin and the 1862 Indian Penny. My partner in North Carolina still has these and the 1861 Mexican Silver Dollar.

 

[CreakyDigger]

5 tons of coins....that is 10,000 pounds of coins....yea right

 

[franklin]

5 tons of coins....that is 10,000 pounds of coins....yea right

That would be correct. That was the total amount of 40 kegs of Mexican Silver Dollars @5,000 to a keg. They left a little less than 33 kegs in Danville, Virginia. So you do the math of the weight of one Mexican Silver Dollar for 162,362 of them?

 

[franklin]

5 tons of coins....that is 10,000 pounds of coins....yea right

Actully, 10,566 pounds total weight.

I have another book in the works about the Beale Treasure. The most boring book you will ever read, filled with facts of the story. Included in the book when finished: Everything about Robert Morris and Sarah Mitchell's family, their brothers and sisters and next of kin. The location of Hunter's Hill with Deeds to verify. The Location of "Roslin" where Robert Morris died. All the Deeds for the Washington Inn from the time it was a town lot till when the Washington Inn was built by whom and all the Deeds up to the early 1900's. I also may include a chapter, the last chapter of the recovery of the treasure. The last chapter depends on the landowners.

 

[BennyV]

I hate to be that guy, but I'll ask it. Why has no one dug them up prior to you figuring it all out?

 

[franklin]

I hate to be that guy, but I'll ask it. Why has no one dug them up prior to you figuring it all out?

No one else know where the coins are buried.

 

[BennyV]

But how

 

[GoDeep]

Like the Dent's Run Gold, one can't say they've "found" or "located" a treasure until they have actually dug it up and verified and documented it.

Until then, all one can claim at this point is they "think" or "suspect" a location where something may be buried.

Also, claiming there are 2 treasures buried in cemeteries is premature. Without excavation and verification, we can not make that claim.

 

[GoDeep]

Further, since no substantial treasure has actually been dug up and verified, it's premature to write a book on how to interpret KGC signs that lead to buried treasure.

One needs to first dig up and verify the actual treasures, then they can confidently say they interpreted the signs correctly as they led them to actual recovered treasure.

As it stands, there is an incentive to not dig up any of the alleged sites that have been "found" as, In all likely hood, excavating these sites will yield no treasure and therefore it would show the interpretation of the signs to be incorrect.

 

[BennyV]

Further, since no substantial treasure has actually been dug up and verified, it's premature to write a book on how to interpret KGC signs.

One needs to first dig up and verify the actual treasures, then they can confidently say they interpreted the signs correctly as they led them to actual recovered treasure.

As it stands, there is an incentive to not dig up any of the alleged sites that have been "found" as, In all likely hood, excavating these sites will yield no treasure and therefore it would show the interpretation of the signs to be incorrect.

I hate to say it but if we have learned anything from that situation in Dents Run it is to keep your mouth shut and do it on your own. Actual proof is what is needed. Not that I’d do that myself, the juice isn’t worth the squeeze to me. I’m just throwing it out there. If there was nothing there then why all of the secrecy from all these agencies? I don’t get it. Same with that other hoard supposedly found in the mountains.

Back to this topic. Could this guy just be trying to sell some books? Maybe. I think people want to know what happened to the bulk of the treasury, if there was anything left seems to be a topic of debate. I doubt we will ever get the actual answer either. As far as the KGC using that hidden loot to overthrow the government, there have been many instances over the years where our government was in a bad shape and they never made a move. That whole saving caches for the use of overthrowing the government might make sense to some but I think it is more likely a fairytale.

 

[GoDeep]

I’m just throwing it out there. If there was nothing there then why all of the secrecy from all these agencies? I don’t get it.

As you may or may not know, i've followed the Dent's run case very closely and have even gone so far as to put in my own Freedom of infomation request to the PA DCNR.

If we separate speculation from fact and conspiracy from evidence, one actually finds that the evidence we have to date supports no Treasure being found at Dent's run.

As far as their (the FBI) being secretive, compared to what? The FBI is notoriously tight lipped. It's standard operating procedure for them on every case they've ever had. So, to make the leap in logic that since they are acting as they always do, they had to have found treasure, is completely unfounded.

What was the other treasure found in the mountains you are speaking of?

 

[BennyV]

As you may or may not know, i've followed the Dent's run case very closely and have even gone so far as to put in my own Freedom of infomation request to the PA DCNR.

If we separate speculation from fact and conspiracy from evidence, one actually finds that the evidence we have to date supports no Treasure being found at Dent's run.

As far as their (the FBI) being secretive, compared to what? The FBI is notoriously tight lipped. It's standard operating procedure for them on every case they've ever had. So, to make the leap in logic that since they are acting as they always do, they had to have found treasure, is completely unfounded.

What was the other treasure found in the mountains you are speaking of?

Great job on doing your own due diligence on Dent’s Run. I have no experience with the FBI so I don’t know there SOP. I never said they found it, I meant that the way they handled it could lead to massive amounts of speculation.

I can’t remember the name the kid who found the treasure but it’s somewhere on the site.

 

[GoDeep]

Great job on doing your own due diligence on Dent’s Run. I have no experience with the FBI so I don’t know there SOP. I never said they found it, I meant that the way they handled it could lead to massive amounts of speculation.

I can’t remember the name the kid who found the treasure but it’s somewhere on the site.

Are you thinking of the guy who claimed he found a cave full of civil war saddles, uniforms, hats, rifles etc?

If so, i remember that guy (of course i would, I always like to test the facts of any significant claims on here...lol!)

If so, after i started pointing out all the discrepancies in his testimony, facts and pictures, he took his ball and went home. I actually private messaged him about 6 months later and he replied we weren't worthy of his time and then he bragged about how he now found a cave with Civil war cannons in it with a big door on it still intact. I asked for pictures, he never replied.

Or are you talking about the infamous RogerRantz who claimed to have found some legendary lost mine (Dutchmans as i recall). After he claimed it contained vast deposits of gold, he too broke down under questioning and it finally came to light that he had never actually entered the mine, nor took and tested any samples nor took any pictures of the vast deposits of gold he claimed it had in it.

 

[dognose]

Why would they put clues on a tree? An item that may be cut down and used for firewood by an uniformed person.

 

[franklin]

Why would they put clues on a tree? An item that may be cut down and used for firewood by an uniformed person.

You don't cut trees down in a National Cemetery unless there is a threat to the grave stones. Also, the reason the clues were placed on a tree is fairly simple: A Master Mason can not reveal secrets by word of mouth or by writing it down on paper. When he carves the clues into a tree, the Master Mason is not giving the treasure to you; you have to earn it by figuring out the clues. In this manner you have earned the treasure and the Master Mason did not give you the treasure.