Do the Stone Tablets lead to somewhere OTHER than the Superstition Mtns?

Hello,

Jim Hatt once told me "If Clay Worst turned in 1000 pounds of gold today, no one would bat an eye because he has mining claims. If you (meaning me) turned in 10 pounds of gold it would make front page news because you have no claims."

Maybe the people that have taken gold out of the superstitions, and there are a few I know personally, have a claim somewhere else to "cover" their finds?

There are several "tricks" a person could use to secretly get gold out of the hills and turn it into cash. I was lucky enough to be told several ways this can be done.

That being said, it's still illegal, so anyone that takes anything out of there runs the risk of getting in deep :censored: You just need to ask yourself if it's worth it......

Thanks
Travis
 

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yes..i am aware of the methods to change gold to legal species...spent ten years lookin for the loot from gillett, az...had a friend with a mine..gave me the scoop...

but that much gold...no matter where the story said it came from...would raise eyebrows...and IRS agents
 

There are gold buyers who buy and move product to the Middle East. Never enters the market. Goes from under one bed to another. It's not hard to move gold under the table. That's a fact. Watch any gold reality show. You see it moving around. 20 million ounces? Well we all know that's unlikely and it was a lot less than that. Enough to keep working for three hot summers though. Now how much would that be?
 

those are great numbers but how did you come up with them.np
 

secretcanyon said:
yes..i am aware of the methods to change gold to legal species...spent ten years lookin for the loot from gillett, az...had a friend with a mine..gave me the scoop...

but that much gold...no matter where the story said it came from...would raise eyebrows...and IRS agents
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Of course, if you were smart, you wouldn't turn it all in at once. Just live comfortably.

However I would take it all out before I started turning it in. Just so my future relatives could live comfortably for awhile too... How nice for them would it be that after I die, a safe full of gold (or 6!) we're delivered to them with instructions on how to get rid of it..?

thanks
Travis
 

no matter what you think,if theres more than one person involved,there are no secrets,and besides how do you know some one isn't watching what your doing anyway.np
 

Dirty Dutchman said:
Of course, if you were smart, you wouldn't turn it all in at once. Just live comfortably.

However I would take it all out before I started turning it in. Just so my future relatives could live comfortably for awhile too... How nice for them would it be that after I die, a safe full of gold (or 6!) we're delivered to them with instructions on how to get rid of it..?

thanks
Travis
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:occasion14: Finders Keepers.

I really never could understand why the government feels they are entitled to more than what we pay in taxes. After all we pay taxes almost everyday in one form or another. I should not have to give away half my cake or let somebody's fingers get in it.
 

somero,your correct, but if you get a gov permit,you will not even be allowed to go to your site with out an gov escort,you will not even be allowed to dig,touch or recover anything,if you get a permit its only good for a certain amount of time,and if you go to a site and treasure or artifacts are showing,the gov escort will immediately stop every thing ,and have there own recovery team remove what is there,if its gold ,silver or treasure,the gov has contracts with armored car services to be on hand ,and they will not let you stay at the site while they do this,when its all recovered they will give you there list of what was recovered,then there going to look for the owners of said property for a certain time period,if no one comes forward then its handled in court,between the attorney fee's and taxes,if your lucky ,your reward will be, you only having to come up with extra money to pay them,and the notarity of being able to say you found this, I hope this helps.np
 

I sometimes wonder whether a treasure hunter would be jailed for mining in the Wilderness Area. If so, the Wilderness Area would have to be opened to mineral entry to make it justifiable for the incarceration.

Homar
 

They keep it for a year, the book deal could be worth more than the treasure or at least enough to offset fees :occasion14:
 

Not Peralta said:
somero,your correct, but if you get a gov permit,you will not even be allowed to go to your site with out an gov escort,you will not even be allowed to dig,touch or recover anything,if you get a permit its only good for a certain amount of time,and if you go to a site and treasure or artifacts are showing,the gov escort will immediately stop every thing ,and have there own recovery team remove what is there,if its gold ,silver or treasure,the gov has contracts with armored car services to be on hand ,and they will not let you stay at the site while they do this,when its all recovered they will give you there list of what was recovered,then there going to look for the owners of said property for a certain time period,if no one comes forward then its handled in court,between the attorney fee's and taxes,if your lucky ,your reward will be, you only having to come up with extra money to pay them,and the notarity of being able to say you found this, I hope this helps.np
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If you don't want to do the book deal,
 

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the best advice I can give is if your in an area that requires permits try and get one,its better to be safe than sorry.np
 

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the first picture of the crescent moon is long distance shot, secondpicture is the crescent moon on road going to spirit mountain area.np click on pictures to enlarge.
 

What would be the point of posting a "resume" on a chat room? Unless you're promoting something or trying to sell something.
A chat room is, by nature, anonymous. No one could verify anything claimed anyway. We all know what we have accomplished (or not) and choose to use our real names or not.
Seems like some people are too interested in the background of the posters rather than the comments and theories that are being presented.
Fortunately, we have a choice of whether or not to publish our names, addresses and email addresses and other personal information, etc. np
 

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