Lost Treasure Stories

Lost Treasure Stories

This channel features true authentic tales of buried and lost treasure in a documentary style. Our stories are from our files of over 45 years of research in old historical newspapers, family biographies, and other historical archives of people who buried or hid hoards of gold and silver coins, as well as paper money and raw bullion. A big percentage of our lost treasure stories have not been published in over 50 to 150 years, which means you’ve probably never before seen them on Youtube, the internet, or anywhere else.

Our treasure tales are produced by reading you the newspaper articles or other documents word for word, so you get them exactly as they appeared all those years ago. Since we’re using old newspaper files, many times those articles use derogatory terms when referring to slaves, blacks, and native Americans, so we do edit that type of wording.

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Visit our playlist to view our complete series of videos here
https://www.youtube.com/@losttreasurestories/playlists

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Special effcts courtesy of:
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The Henry Seymour lost treasure story is read from
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gillett,_Arizona

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gillett,_Arizona

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