The Dutchman’s THREE LOST MINES: Missing Treasure in Nevada

[@daleparker4207]

Great tale

[@eriebricks2]

The faithful burrows saved the day many times in this tale… any idea how large the pack was that they used?

[@bethbartlett5692]

August, ... in Nevada? Mercy, that is a potentially 110° - 115° temperature, it is always 105° or higher, in August. a previous Nevada resident. I love that state, there's just something that I came to love about the area, the desert, high desert, and mountains. Those Jack Rabbits, Burrows, Wild Horses, and the energies of those whom, for a varied chapter of their lives, made Nevada their home, during Boom Times and Bust. Another layer, Chapter, of People's, added to the earlier Native People's, that are the story of the History in the Southwest, USA.

[@bethbartlett5692]

Possibly the most interesting "missing mine/treasure" is "The Lost Dutchman Mine" = (German's Lost Mine).

[@Mrz-sb1hw]

People lose location places its like the mountains don't want to find it.

[@shotgunpete7196]

LOL!!!!! LOVE the Harry Potter injections.........oh! And more…

[@Mrz-sb1hw]

Cursed gold. Not worth it unless you know exactly where it is. Even then l would think twice.

[@Mrz-sb1hw]

Ah ain't goin.

[@joshward7595]

Good informationlvideo The government is hiding the Ldm they can find sea odyssey in the bottom of the ocean in two days and they don’t know where the Ldm is?? Noway!!😂

[@LuckyBaldwin777]

If the gov't knew where it was they'd be working it.

[@joshward7595]

@@LuckyBaldwin777 I know where it’s at

[@LuckyBaldwin777]

@@joshward7595 what did the ore assay out to? (ounces of gold per ton)

[@bethbartlett5692]

​@@joshward7595 Your comment baits me, (not for the Dutchman's Mine") for the "grammatical correction" ... ("Don't end a sentence in a preposition", and never in a sentence in "at".) 🔺Ms Bradshaw, my 5th Grade Teacher, whom ingrained the point in our brains. If she heard one of us use it, like: "Where's she at?" Her voice would erupt with "Setting on the 'A' looking over the 'T' ... !" Never again would one of our class use "at" in this form. It might quite possibly stick in your memory too. Now: Quickly, can you name the Great Lakes? This she taught us in a manner, I can reel them off like my home address. If interested, just ask, I'll give you the "Code". 😉

[@Battyholes]

Ill let you people figure it out

[@everettbass8659]

The Dutchman mine and the treasures buried close by were found in the nineties.

[@bethbartlett5692]

Please clarify: You mean "re-discovered"? (Arizona or Nevada?) Which 90's, 18 or 19? The Arizona Dutchman is currently considered "yet to be re-discovered", although some areas of gold and silver has been found, none meet the % of gold, nor other qualities defining the Dutchman's. ... or it may be a different Dutchman than the "Lost Dutchman Mine", Arizona.

[@everettbass8659]

@@bethbartlett5692 the 1990's.The big funnel mine ,the Dutchman was rediscovered by Chuck Kenworthy,they didn't open it's still there sealed within sight of the parking lot of the Tonto's national parks, parking lot.The store house or Caverna con casa is where the Peralta and Gonzalez's stored the mined gold,it was found and recovered by Chuck and his crew.There were twelve or thirteen of them.Both locations were marked by shadow bear paws.The Dutchman has one directly over it and so does the storehouse.I knew Chuck.

[@everettbass8659]

@@bethbartlett5692 there were six to eight Peralta and Gonzalez's mines some are on Indian reservations.

[@joshward7595]

@@everettbass8659 no way that would be the biggest story since bill Clinton Monica louenski!!and the government wouldn’t let that happen!

[@everettbass8659]

@@joshward7595 suit yourself.