How would it be hidden?

[neo]

How did ppl hide there money around houses behind them near trees what about near historic battlefields would they have snuck off before the battle and buried it in woods or near a creek or in the camp or all of the above?

 

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[jeff of pa]

Allot depended on Their personal up-bringing & Time involved I'm sure.
So the possibilities are Limitless.

Out side I would guess most were smart enough to hide it near something they would remember.

A boulder,Shed, Very large Tree, Etc.

Unfortunately during Battles Things can change, at least in the case of Sheds,
they can be burnt down, But 20/20 hindsight didn't help in all cases.
add to this some were never able to return.

Point being every inch of a Property holds possibilities.
this is why so many large treasures are found in open fields
in England. The Trees & other markers are Long gone

 

[Ism]

Thing about trees, if they are big now, they were probably small then. If they were big then, they are probably gone now.
Depends on the tree and how long ago the expected cache was buried.
Apple 80
Ash 200 -220
Aspen 100
Beech 180-200
Cedar of Lebanon 350
Cider Gum Eucalyptus 120
Common Alder 200
Common Lime 400
Common Oak 350
Crack Willow 100
English Elm 300
European Larch 350
Field Maple 200
Ginko 250-400
Hazel 60-80
Holly 120
Hornbeam 300
Horse Chestnut 350
Indian Bean Tree 150
Lombardy Popular 150
London Plane 400
Maritime Pine 180
Monkey Puzzle 150
Mulberry 120-150ish
Norway Maple 150
Norway Spruce 200
Red Oak 200
Robinia 250
Rowan 120
Scarlet Oak 150
Scots Pine 300
Silver Birch in Southern England 80
Silver Birch in Northern England 150
Silver Birch in Highlands of Scotland 220
Silver Maple 150
Sweet Chestnut 450
Sycamore 200-220
Tulip Tree 300
Tupelo 220
Tree of Heaven 200
Walnut 200
Wild Cherry 150
Wych Elm 250
Yew 300

 

[christo000]

Lots of info there thanks

 

[cudamark]

There are also versions of Cypress, Pine, Redwood, and Sequoia that can live 1000+ years.

 

[Normsel]

Ask them...Sorry just being a smart A**

Actually they hid money under or next to fence posts, sometimes next to the house foundation or porch, also in the walls was pretty common. As far as battlefields i doubt it because the Armies were always on the move. One will find lots of coins near old trees but not because they were buried most likely pocket spills. If you knew of an old military encampment you may find, buttons and a coin or two.

 

[m bryan]

Have heard that they would bury it where it could be seen from their bedroom window...maybe fence rows near the old property lines....