Spanish treasure...here are some pix

[Mr.Jody]

I have been reading ALOT on the board, "this" is the one that keeps catching my eyes and ears !!
If nothing else, good readings....

 

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[michaeljefrry]

The more i look at the artifacts we've found so far... the more i think there was some kind of a battle between the indians and the spaniers....

 

[Mr.Jody]

Are your plans still to on go back over there? Soon?

 

[Monty]

I have been watching this post over a period of time with great interest. I knew nothing about hidden treasure or signs since it first started and today I know just a little thanks to the various posters here on Tnet. I have noted that over the past couple of years a few people have posted treasure signs, death traps, maps, etc., but I can't recall anyone admitting springing a death trap or actually finding treasure. Is that because they didn't or is it because they wish to remain quiet? Without saying who or where can anyone relate a recent treasure tale of success? Thanks in advance. M nty

 

[Old Dog]

Monty,

I think it is for the most part ... what the trap protected.
If for no other reason than personal safety, once that point is reached the posted trail ends.


It is a given. If the truth is uncovered the finder is in a world of litigation,...etc.
It makes no sense to go public with the particulars.

 

[Mr.Jody]

Michael, Have you been back over yet?You still around?

 

[sanjuangold]

Looks like a great story unfolding. Keep us posted.

 

[michaeljefrry]

POST CLOSED HEHEHEHE...
this is my last comment....
just want to which you the same luck i had to all of you out there..keep up the good work and never give up

 

[Old Dog]

Congrats Buddy.
Glad you did it.
Lock this thread or it will go on forever.

 

[tertiaryjim]

Ya gotta love a happy ending! Thanks so much for sharing with us..

 

[CanadianTrout]

Well isn't that something. Glad to hear it. Take care. 8)

 

[Bridge End Farm]

you know I was rereading this post

and I sure do miss Jacko

to you my friend

 

[Old Dog]

you know I was rereading this post

and I sure do miss Jacko

to you my friend

Absent friends remain as long as we remember them.
Jacko is alway one to remember

 

[stevesno]

Jacko's post were responsible for me learning to think "outside the box"....Steve

 

[Mr.Jody]

Last one from me in here......"I'll be damn" 8)
to bad you posted that on april fools...

 

[Twisted Fork]

Personally, I would say that you are looking at a portal headstone. They are an indicator to a hidden mine shaft about 80 feet away. Being that this stone is standing, would indicate that a smaller stone is laying flat and covering the portal. Have you found any heart shaped stones laying on the ground anywhere nearby? You may need a tf900 double box detector to bounce sonar down in an effort to locate a hollow spot if your to be sure. I acquired one earlier this year and have already had success......They really work tits and will open up an entirely new treasure hunting experience for you. Worth every penny.

 

[Twisted Fork]

Picture this stone laying down and look ahead around 80 feet or paces on this line, one way or the other. If this doesn't produce a small boulder with a portal behind it, then look for yet a second small headstone laying on the ground along these lines. A stone resembling a torch flame may be sitting along side of it. Aim likewise with this smaller headstone.

 

[Old Dog]

Welcome back Ed.
Good to see you posting.

Thom

 

[Twisted Fork]

Hey Thom, what's up? Seen any lost Spanish galleons in the desert lately? I hear it's still out there somewhere buried in a massive sand dune, due to an ancient typhoon that flooded the entire western U.S. a few hundred years ago. They loaded it with a stolen Aztec treasure out of northern Arizona and then the waters receded before they could sail. What do you think of the headstone in this thread? Looks ancient Jesuit......

 

[Springfield]

Hey Thom, what's up? Seen any lost Spanish galleons in the desert lately? I hear it's still out there somewhere buried in a massive sand dune, due to an ancient typhoon that flooded the entire western U.S. a few hundred years ago. They loaded it with a stolen Aztec treasure out of northern Arizona and then the waters receded before they could sail. What do you think of the headstone in this thread? Looks ancient Jesuit......

Now it's 'Aztec treasure'? For years it was loaded with pearls, but I guess that wasn't valuable enough for today's crowd. What's next - a KGC vault?