Man Found (Some of) the Confederate Gold

1. Edward
   December 12th, 2007 at 6:12 pm

   Holy Shit! The legends are true after all.

   Unfortunately, even though Brewer might have solved the greatest mystery of US History, he will likely get more from the book than he ever found in treasure.

   Maybe not. If I found millions in lost Confederate gold, would I tell the world? Or would I keep most of it in secret and show only enough to get paid for movie rights?

2. Alex
   December 12th, 2007 at 7:18 pm

   Because of the historical value, the monetary value of the treasure is going to be more than the nominal value of the coins or the amount of precious metal he found.

   Hundreds of people had searched for the missing Confederate gold and came up empty (like another buried treasure case: The Money Pit). Even Brewer, who searched for 14 years only found a small fraction of the supposed wealth.

3. Bill Gallagher
   December 12th, 2007 at 11:00 pm

   This could be an unrelated cache he found, I have knowledge of many caches from that area/time period, that were the result of the fact that people did not trust banks...if these confederates had all this money, and watched their countrymen starve while the raiders and carpetbaggers raped and pillaged, they were not worthy of their titles, or their temple, and were really quite idiotic in their priorities, rather retarded in their thinking... much like arkansas' latest offering in the presidential race!

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   if you get a chance, thanks for the neat post

   b

4. Anthony Hartman
   September 20th, 2008 at 10:19 pm

   I've been told of confederate gold/or payroll that was bieng escorted in S.W. Missouri.This man was told by his grandfather around 1934,that his father had a confederate soldier that was ill come to his house. He took the soldier in.The soldier told him he was carring the payroll.He told him it was in a cave,outside the cave was a rock he had marked which marked the location of this cave.the soldier died.This man looked for it and never found it.Till one day his son was riding his dirtbike and found this rock.He returned with the rock,but couldn't remember where he found it.Is it possible?If you have any insight please let me know.

5. Dave Kennedy
   November 6th, 2008 at 5:53 pm

   Bob Brewer is on the right path!
   The Confederacy Treasury and the Virginia Bank fund was split into pieces and moved.
   DOES anybody know where DIXIE is???
   Yes it was in Arkansas!!!
   Jefferson Davis owned 11,000 + acres there during Civil War!

   Good Going BOB!
   They try to say Confederate Coins were never made-- I KNOW they were!!

   NOTE: There are times that protecting a treasure is far greater than diggin it up!
   Today the Confederate Treasury would be scooped up by the United States Government as quickly as it would have been in/ after the War Between the States! ( Nothing Civil About it!
   Dave Kennedy

6. william
   December 10th, 2008 at 6:31 pm

   hey do you know if there is more treasure in the united states?

7. Manfred Poproy
   July 27th, 2009 at 2:21 am

   Check with the local coin shops in Hot Springs, Bob is a regular there, buying old coins and then buying old jars. Rubbish!

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