Is This The Site Of The Gentleman Bandit's Lost Loot? | Lost Gold

Josh and Jesse Feldman are on the trail of The Gentleman’s Bandit (AKA Milton Sharp) and his lost loot, a case that has gone unsolved for over 100 years.
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[@darrelllne2136]

Frank Fish wrote one book, and it had a treasury of treasure sites in it, "Buried Treasure and Lost Mines" 1961 with 3 Printings 1963, 1966, 1970 Published by Amador Publishing Co., Erie Schaefer, 14728 Peyton Drive, Chino, California....Then a 2nd Book, 1st Edition by Lake Erie Schaefer in 1968 called "Dead Men Do Tell Tales" and again list more lost treasure sites. These books are Rare but I have both of them. Darrell Lane

[@Plissken68]

Do these guys ever find anything?

[@BlacksmithGaming420]

These guys ever find anything?

[@JhonDiamond2021]

Amazing brother

[@tulip2342]

"I would hide my treasure here." so?

[@briandm33]

Where is that located? It's interesting.

[@GibsonB-ij3ph]

I would put it right were it sticks out. Lol

[@kevdimo6459]

Stands to reason if Fish had the info on the lost loot he would have dug it up. I know i would!

[@dylankelly7127]

Hi

[@marcISagg]

waste of time thanks