True Tales of Buried Treasure: Lost Treasures of Wyoming

In this video, we look at three condensed summaries of stories which appeared in the March 1981 issue of the magazine 'Lost Treasure.' The stories which appear in this magazine include:
Everyone Benefits from a Successful Charity Hunt, by Tom Vance
Klondike Gold: High Price of Precious Metal Attracting New Wave of Prospectors, by Gerald T. Ahnert
The Price is Right: How to Build a Low Cost Screen, the Treasure Hunter’s Most Versatile Tool, by Steve Hudson
How to Get Top Dollar When You Sell a Valuable Treasure, by Paul M. Green
Overlooked Areas of Big Cities Still Await Economy Minded Coinshooters, by Joan M. Luke
The Astrological Power of Stones, Part II, by Louise Riotte
Ghost Towns, Gold and Stagecoach Robbers Provide Wyoming Treasure Hunters with Plenty of Lucrative Possibilities, by Michael Paul Henson
Collector Discovers Valuable Treasure at Old Arizona Mine site, by James R. Mitchell
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[@kristinahecht2638]

Love this. I was so sad when they quit printing these magazines. I miss buying them and reading all the info they had.

[@bethbartlett5692]

Awesome stories, one of my favorite venues of entertainment, "Storytelling".
Subscribed, and look forward to more.

[@travisclark1927]

I live in glenrock and go into the mountains all the time. Where is this cashe creek you speak of. Just wondering don't see any creek around named that.

[@sirpainter1]

Horse Pucky at 9:25 It's Stephen Wheeler Downey who teamed up with N. E. Corthell as lawyers in Laramie, Wyo & created Wyoming Queen Mine in Centennial & others. He never ran away. He was a member of the US House of Representatives 1879 - 1881. I live in Laramie.

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