Did the FBI find gold in Pennsylvania?

The FBI in Philadelphia spent days digging for gold at Dents Run, in rural Elk County, in March of 2018 based on decades of research by Parada and its own investigation. The FBI has been adamant that nothing was found in the excavation but Parada and his fellow treasure hunters say they do not believe the agency.

Where can I metal detect in PA?

7 Best Places to Metal Detect in Pennsylvania [Maps, Laws and…

World’s End State Park – A Gem in The Wilderness.
Tuscarora State Park – Over 1600 Acres of Fun.
Caledonia State Park – Pet-Friendly Camping.
Cowans Gap State Park – Pristine Lake Camping.
Moraine State Park – Cabin Life and Boating.

What treasures are still undiscovered?

Legendary Treasures That Haven’t Been Discovered… yet

The Spanish Treasure Fleet. Estimated value: $100 million USD (today’s value)
The Gold train of Walbrzych.
The Tomb of Qin Shi Huang.
The Amber Room – The Lost “Eighth Wonder of the World”
The Lost Treasure of the Beale Ciphers.
King John’s Lost Treasure.

Where can I find gold in Pennsylvania?

Gold is most often found in York and Lancaster counties. In York County, try looking around Dillsburg, Grantham, Wellsville or Rossville; or near Shrewsbury and Winterstown — these are all areas where the local streams have produced respectable gold finds.

Has gold been found in PA?

Although the state is mostly known for its coal and iron deposits, there have been gold discoveries in Pennsylvania as well, mostly small grains and tiny nuggets. Lancaster and York counties offer arguably the best chances for finding gold, along with the northern part of the state that was affected by glaciation.

Has anyone ever found gold in Pennsylvania?

There is a thriving mining industry in the Pennsylvania, mainly for coal and iron. Several of the large iron mines in the southeast part of the state have produced several thousand ounces of gold as a byproduct. Both will produce some gold, and even small platinum nuggets have been found here.

Is there any gold mines in Pennsylvania?

Can you keep treasure you find?

If the found property is lost, abandoned, or treasure trove, the person who found it gets to keep it unless the original owner claims it (so actually, unless the original owner claims it, the rule is “finders keepers”). Because the original owner (the estate of the homeowner who hid the cash) claimed it.

What is buried treasure in Pennsylvania?

Buried treasure in Pennsylvania consists of treasures from the Revolutionary War, shipwrecks, and personal caches buried by family members. However, before you venture out to search for these treasures, there are a few things you need to do.

Is there hidden treasure in the Allegheny River?

Throughout history the Keystone state has had several tales of lost loot within the hills, mountains and caves. We probably won’t find a sunken Spanish galleon in the Allegheny River anytime soon, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t hidden treasure out there waiting to be discovered.

Where is the treasure on the Delaware River in Pennsylvania?

Supposedly, the treasure is buried at the base of the 20-foot cross. Approximately three miles southwest of Chester, on the bank of the Delaware River is a buried treasure consisting of 38,000 pieces of eight. The treasure was taken in 1742, by pirates that captured the Spanish ship San Ignacio El Grande.

Is there a hidden treasure in Bucks County?

Recently, in 2018, a young woman metal detecting found a Spanish coin along the Delaware River, making this hidden treasure a strong reality that is still out there waiting to be found. As a bonus I’ve added this letter about a possible buried treasure in the Bucks County area.