Summer Cabin hunt.

[ThatHistoryBuff]

Hey guys. I'm not sure if this is the right place to post this, but I'm sorry if I'm in the wrong place. Anyway, let me give you a little background. My grandparents left about 3 pounds of "junk" silver coinage to my mom and when she showed them to me, I was instantly interested in more (me thinks my grandpa was just a bit more of a silver hoarder) Anyway, my grandparents retired to a house on about 2 acres of property up north, where they lived for a large remainder of their lives. The house remains in the family, and we go up there about every other weekend. Anyway, I'm going to set up a grid plan so that when the spring thaws everything, I'll be ready with my metal detector and shovel. Anyone else have any family "legends"?

 

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[Neildo85]

Oh, there is certainly a legend in my family. Supposedly one of my ancestors ( I forget which one grandpa said, maybe a great aunt or great grandma) buried some gold coins in a jar and they are not sure if it could still be near their old house which is close to me but no longer owned by family.