cuzimloony
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- Apr 9, 2016
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Yes he is....still running the OK Corral in AZ. http://www.okcorrals.com/home
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Markmar
Science proved it by Dr Glover, So all the other ones I saw and held are all Dutchman’s Gold to.
Their not so rare after all I guess. History been changed all right but not by me. The Matchbox
was made from a stock box off the shelf inlays added period. Nothing more to it.
Guaranteed if Brownie never did a Affidavit the buyer of the box would have never bought it.
Babymick1
ron is alive and well
mick...you are just making stuff up..you have no idea what you are talking about...the owner of the matchobx didn't buy it..it was given to him...get your facts straight before you come on here spouting off..you get caught in a lie every time you do it..you think you'd know better by now
No Dave,
The Museum itself in the window had a disclaimer on it on the way in.
proven. So what changed. Right on the window. Black and White!
Never gained acceptance to What late 90’s.
Prove me Wrong Dave.
Babymick1
the owner of that matchbox never lets it out of his sightIt's a replica mick.....commissioned by the museum, so they would have one for the display....geez !
That’s why no one responded to you Deducer, I think the moderator should give you a time out for insulting Dave and Somehiker. You have been warned many times for this.
Your Dearest Friend
Babymick1
It's a replica mick.....commissioned by the museum, so they would have one for the display....geez !
Is it time to give up on all the clues and maps concerning the LDM?
The first generation of hunters, Julia Thomas, Dick Holmes, etc. used the clues, maps, etc. and didn't find anything. The second generation, Brownie Holmes, etc. used the clues , maps, etc. and didn't find anything.
Since then maybe a 1000 Dutch hunter have used the clues and maps and have not found anything.
A definition of insanity is to "Do the same thing over and over again and expect different results."
Today no one knows for sure if the clues, etc. actually came from Jacob Waltz or if he did give clues if the ones today are the same.
I know some have claimed to have found the mine, but to prove their claim they need to produce ore that matches that in the match box. I am not aware that anyone has done that.
Baby mick, You are one for sure.. Same as MY ore samples u claimed as yours... Anyways... 2 each their own..
eddo you think the stone maps are of spanish origin?I may be considered a troll by quite a few people on this site...But I will continue to state that the PSM's do not lead to an area in Arizona...I will further state that the area depicted is of a platinum deposit...lol...Oh well...We may never know IF the statements I have made are true...
Ed T
eddo you think the stone maps are of spanish origin?
ed...then there is a problem with your theory....you say the stone maps lead to a platinum mine?....that is highly unlikely because platinum was useless in those times...the spanish hated platinum because it caused them trouble while trying to recover gold and silver...they called it a dirty metal and they discarded it as uselessYep...I will even go further by stating they may be Jesuit in origin...But who can say for certain
Ed T
Yep...I will even go further by stating they may be Jesuit in origin...But who can say for certain
Ed T
ed...then there is a problem with your theory....you say the stone maps lead to a platinum mine?....that is highly unlikely because platinum was useless in those times...the spanish hated platinum because it caused them trouble while trying to recover gold and silver...they called it a dirty metal and they discarded it as useless