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markmar said:
I can tell you all for certain how you will never find anything in the Superstitions, and this because you are not listening to the right people, or maybe because you are not listening at all. You like to live with the hope and with the dream, listening to people who promote themself as experts but in reality are looking to make some extra money from enthusiasts treasure hunters.
Comedy makes people happy and the truth was always condemned. Go figure
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Markmar

How certain are you really? There have been "finds" located in those Supes. I know of one right now - that's been discovered. It currently is being held back, due to the troubling decision of what to do with it, scenario.

Why are you so confident of your position?
-SpartanOC
 

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SPARTANOC said:
Markmar

How certain are you really? There have been "finds" located in those Supes. I know of one right now - that's been discovered. It currently is being held back, due to the troubling decision of what to do with it, scenario.

Why are you so confident of your position?
-SpartanOC
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Time will show who is right on his statements.
 

Gentlemen, if you can't play nice I will lock the thread.
 

cuzimloony said:
I hope you don't. I start my mornings with coffee, popcorn and the arguments on this thread!
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Its the gift that keeps on giving....I think we can all be civil here - its what we do best when we're at our best.
 

cuzimloony said:
I hope you don't. I start my mornings with coffee, popcorn and the arguments on this thread!
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As long as posts are by our rules. Rules are in my signature line.
 

copperpot said:
Are you able to expound on this?
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I can't really elaborate on the details as of yet (for obvious reasons)- but what I will say is, it IS in the Supes. I'm still trying to wrap my mind around it all. :icon_scratch:
 

SPARTANOC said:
I can't really elaborate on the details as of yet (for obvious reasons)- but what I will say is, it IS in the Supes. I'm still trying to wrap my mind around it all. :icon_scratch:
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Is it something that you are involved directly? Or is just someone you personally know? Or a story you heard? Can you say what area in the Supes or off which trail?
 

SPARTANOC said:
I can't really elaborate on the details as of yet (for obvious reasons)- but what I will say is, it IS in the Supes. I'm still trying to wrap my mind around it all. :icon_scratch:
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I know the case which were you referring to. I also know, close by that spot there it's something worth but not what your friend believe that would be.
In those mountains, there is not only the Lost Dutchman's mine, like many believe, but at least 15 gold outcroppings and 10 mines worked by the Peralta's family, and out the ancient mines worked before Peralta came to the scene.
 

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markmar said:
I know the case which were you referring to. I also know, close by that spot there it's something worth but not what your friend believe that would be.
In those mountains, there is not only the Lost Dutchman's mine, like many believe, but at least 15 gold outcroppings and 10 mines worked by the Peralta's family, and out the ancient mines worked before Peralta came to ther scene.
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Interesting statement, Markmar. Someone's been watching quietly. :icon_thumright:
 

SPARTANOC said:
I do have to add though - that the thread mentioned and its purposed (possible) target has been "canceled" by someone who knows the Mountain well. A prominent curator of 'Legends' didn't think it was an area of interest.

So don't waste too much of one's precious time....

-SpartanOC
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This happens if you are asking advices from "prominent curators of legends".
Nobody knows the mountains wery well, but only the areas they were interested in and did a proper research. I talked to people who spent years camping in those mountains ( not looking at them from outside or hiking the known trails ) and they said a whole life would be not enough to search all the areas in the Mountain.
 

markmar said:
This happens if you are asking advices from "prominent curators of legends".
Nobody knows the mountains wery well, but only the areas they were interested in and did a proper research. I talked to people who spent years camping in those mountains ( not looking at them from outside or hiking the known trails ) and they said a whole life would be not enough to search all the areas in the Mountain.
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No doubt...
 

sgtfda said:
No Kraig or Mathew? Markmar all the same. Which is it. I did not refile and let the club file. I still get gold off those spots. I give most of my gold away to friends. Next time your at Greg's ask to look at some. Here is the assay he had done on what I gave him.View attachment 2178042
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To everyone on this thread. I have neve submitted a mining assay request in my life. I did write this one nor did I submit it. It isn't even my handwriting. It's a complete fake. Cordially, Gregory E. Davis
 

sgtfda said:
True if you have the original. The one in the book is not a true copy. Tom gave me the only copy of his map collection. That and other things.


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Gentleman, To everyone on this thread. This is something that Tom Kollenborn put together, I had nothing to do with it, however he may have used some of the maps from my collection to include in it. Also, Tom never showed me this item in his collection. If you look closely, you will see that the picture was taken on a table in Tom's living room. Cordially, Gregory E. Davis
 

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