Heres a map for ya

[stan in colo]

If you all wouldnt mind checking the picture out I would appreciate it.Rumors floating around about the area in red.

 

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[woof!]

Would you care to be a bit more specific?

--Toto

 

[Tim Williams]

Can you post a closer pic of just the area in red?

 

[stan in colo]

if I can figure out how to zoom in and repost I will.I have tried a couple of times,just cant figure it out.....stan

 

[aarthrj3811]

I have a treasure of gold coins buried 1 foot deep in a leather container 8 paces south of a marked tree

 

[stan in colo]

Thanks for checking the pic.It will be spring before I can check it out,the ground is frozen
solid.I will repost once I check it out....Thanks again....Will also have to gain permission
from land owner.

 

[teleprospector]

Hi Stan,
My dowse revealed that in or near the blue circles there is a silver coin cache 1 foot deep in a metal container, approx. 5 to 6 lbs. of coins each cache.
Thanks for posting your picture,
Jon

 

[stan in colo]

Thanks Jon and everybody else,still havent figured out how to make the picture bigger.
There are just rumors.that the owner had buried some money,and he had passed away
just recently.family thot he was hiding money.Can't wait for the spring thaw. Thanks
again Stan.

 

[teleprospector]

Thanks Jon and everybody else,still havent figured out how to make the picture bigger.
There are just rumors.that the owner had buried some money,and he had passed away
just recently.family thot he was hiding money.Can't wait for the spring thaw. Thanks
again Stan.

You're welcome Stan,
Looks like plenty of places to park and easy access!
Jon

 

[Red_desert]

The yellow circles are what I got for gold, but don't rule out the possibility of other stuff mixed in the cache. Both caches deeper, about a 5-6 ft depth.

Turquoise circles the caches shallower, both silver coins, a 2-3 ft depth range. One goes deeper because it is larger.