True Tales of Buried Treasure: Lost Treasures of Oregon

In this video, we look at three condensed summaries of stories which appeared in the September 1980 issue of the magazine 'Lost Treasure.' The stories which appear in this magazine include:
X Marks the Spot, by Michael Rieke
Virginia Welch: Treasure Hunter on a Moped, by Howard Duffy
Tumbling for Gold, by Carl Fischer
The Weekend Prospector, by Jim Martin
The Prospector of Quesnel Forks, Part II, by Ed Coonfield
Gold Fever in British Columbia, by Jim Cluett
Lost Treasures in Oregon, by Michael Paul Henson
Beach Bonanza
Butch’s Secret Secure
Doc Noss’s Widow Dead
Lost Mine in Deep Run, PA
Lake Horace: A Bonanza for East Coast Treasure Hunters, by Francis X. Scully
Treasure at King’s Ferry, by Howard B. Tower Jr.
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[@OGRocker1]

A few mistakes made, but overall good stories, thank you for the share. Greetings all from the Gold Hill mining district of southwestern Oregon. ⛏⚒⛏

[@JasonAlexzander1q47]

Carl Meyers cave was rediscovered and mined. It is a documented lode mine.

[@martin2560]

Yes. And if you ever find anything. Keep it to yourself. If you sell anything travel around and sell small amounts over time.

[@OregonWildmanAKAsasquatch]

Excuse me but miller creek was refound years later and worked out

[@gdhdjrjrndndn]

Is this the one in Josephine County?

[@michaelpass2176]

Dave near your home.❤

[@colleenbow777]

Willamette is pronounced Will-AM-It. If you are telling a true story you might want to be sure you pronounce the names right. I’ve lived most my life in the Willamette valley and own property in Prineville.

[@MoldyBones27]

2:02 so.. he got hit but the donkey led him their but couldn’t get back cusssss he got hit? The donkey couldn’t do it again?

[@gungadingo]

Your grammar and spelling is what’s moldy here. Get it together, man.