Denver Mint Loot Found In Utah 10 Million $$$
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- Loot from the Denver Mint robbery was recently found in Santaquin Utah, Gold Coins worth over 10 million $$$. But the Feds seized it from homeowner / finder. A daring heist that took place in the heart of the Wild West in 1894, involving the Denver Mint, stolen gold coins, and a mysterious escape to Santaquin, Utah. This video explores the shocking discovery made by modern-day treasure hunters in 2016, unraveling a numismatic marvel worth over $10 million. Join the adventure as we delve into the unexpected twists, enduring mysteries, and the allure of hidden treasures that define the American West's wild and unpredictable past. From a daring heist to a buried cache of gold coins, this story transcends time, painting a vivid picture of a bygone era when fortune seekers risked it all for a chance at striking gold. Get ready to be transported to a time when the promise of gold drove individuals to audacious endeavors in the pursuit of wealth and prosperity. Will the secrets of Santaquin finally reveal the true intentions of the thieves who sought to defy the odds and make history? Join us on this enthralling journey into the depths of the American West's captivating past! If you know any thing more about this story please let the rest of us know in the comments.
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A hundred years ago or so, a wagon load of freshly minted silver dimes disappeared between the Denver mint and Arizona. None of the coins have ever been found in circulation. No sign of the guards or wagon we're ever found. Some have speculated that perhaps something went wrong along The Black Canyon of the Gunnison Gorge... Who knows?
Why would he tell someone especially the feds..thats crazy
@@raymonderickson2061Spoken like a well trained "citizen".
Never tell the feds.
HONESTY S THE BEST POLICY!!
I wouldn't want that stolen gold. It's cursed because it was stolen and no good would come by keeping it.
@@horseman528 so the mint is holy? Whoever steals from the mint is cursed?
Cool story Terry! I'd never heard about this one. There are countless reports of people " doing the right thing " and ended up with all the treasures they found confiscated and taken away permanently!
You got that right, when I was about 11, I walked down to the river bridge that was about half a mile or so from my house, and found an old jewelry box in The Sandbar with a bunch of junk costume jewelry in it. I found a lot of stuff under that bridge, one time the high school got rid of a bunch of old musical instruments by dumping them right by there.
So anyway I got home and I showed my mother the jewelry and of course her being a proper liberal, she worked out scenarios in her head that it probably belonged to some elderly woman exactly like my grandma who was probably moving and it fell off the truck into the river. I mean this theoretical story is ridiculous why would it wait to fall off a truck until it got on the bridge and how would it fall off the bridge into the river. But that was the way her Twisted mind would turn things. And of course in her version the little old lady was a widow woman and the jewelry was more than just about the trinkets, it was memories of her dearly departed husband she had spent her entire life with but was dead now and these were the only memories of him she would have so it would really mean a lot to her. And all of this from a broken jewelry box of some pretty cheap crap.
Anyway she called the cops telling me we would probably get a big reward or something or at least get to meet the little old lady who would thank us profusely.
What we got instead was they accused me of possibly being involved in burglary claiming that I had friends that I probably helped break into houses and stole this and had made up the story about finding it when my mother caught me with it. Well she didn't catch anything I brought it to her and showed her but in any event I got questioned they couldn't do a lot to me because I was a minor but they were sure threatening my parents.
Of course They confiscated it and they told her that if no one claimed it it would be returned to us and we could keep it if my story checked out.
My mother kept checking in with them asking about it because there was a pendant she liked. After about a month she found out it had all been sold at auction and we wouldn't get anything out of it.
And that's what you get when you try to do the right thing
Im a 3rd generation heavy equipment operator if i ever find any treasure i aint tellin nobody
I know, dafuq
REPORTED TO PELOSI!!
people who find shit dont ever tell the po po
Or they're super dumb if they did...
If I ever find anything interesting in my garden, the last thing on earth that I'd ever do is contact my slave masters to come help themselves.
😂
If I did know, I would NOT call any authorities
Thanks for the REAL story! God bless
According to my research the Denver mint was only robbed once in 1922.
I also lived in santaquin for a year or two during high school late eighties and never once heard anything about this story.
You gotta research more than the first paragraph wikipedia shows 2h3n you google information. It took me 60 seconds to verify the denver mint has a plaque on the building commerating a different robbery that happened in 1864.. Terry and this channel is the real deal. Im sure if you take the time to do the actual research you will find this story checks out.. Have a good day.✌️😎
@@yorboyroyboy9829 no disrespect to Terry, I've been a big fan for years. But even your limited investigation didn't verify a robbery in the 1890's. Don't get me wrong. I want it to be true but unfortunately a lot of stories are not. That's why research is so important before you go out looking.
Also a quick Google search reveals that the Denver mint didn't start construction until 1897 and didn't start minting coins until 1906. Now these coins were 1894 they could be Clark and Gerber territorial gold pieces which would make them worth substantially more.
That's right 👍 investigate Kool historical story terry !
I cannot believe this individual told the sheriff!! Wow... He had millions! Cant tell po po anything. 1894!! HFSH, THAT Is a great story thanks Terry.
Well I'm still stuck on the Gold Mormon Coins that were stolen from the SLC Mint back in the late 1840's. I mean please understand the reason why I say that it's a big deal is bc they were the first coins ever minted at the new SLC mint and were priceless. The coins that were taken were supposedly worth millions of dollars and they cannot be found. They've never surfaced. The story behind this also comes about the real truth behind the gold and where it came from. Thats a great legend. The Lost Rhodes Mines. The Story behind this coinage too is $100 dollar gold pieces were not supposedly made but legend goes that a few of them were made. There is only a few $50 dollar pieces in circulation. Look up their value. WORTH ALOT OF MONEY.
Where can I find out More about this story? My tiny little house lot has been lived on continually since 1850 I'm the 4rth owner, the original family held it till the 1980s
Same thing happened in Pennsylvania at dense run call the feds you lose
The Denver mint didn't mint any gold coins until 1906. It was a private mint until 1862 when the US Gov bought it and turned it into an assay office and it poured gold bullion. So between
1862-1906 no gold coinage was produced at the Denver mint. If it was robbed in 1894 there were no gold coins to steal
I’m from that area and I’ve never ever in my life heard anything about this. I honestly don’t believe this story at all. Just seems made up to me. I feel like I would of heard about this being from there.
You hit the nail on the head. All stories are just stories without researchable facts. I was reading all the prospecting and metal detecting magazines printed from the 1960's to 1990's, which contained thousands of treasure stories that were word of mouth stories without any factual evidence. I noticed after time that some of the stories morphed into a bigger story for different locations. I lived in Carbon County for my first 49 years of life with being in the know and I have not heard of this story either, but who knows this could be a true story. If the government confiscated it there should be an evidence paper trail that can be found with a good researcher.
@@michaelfercik3691 it’s never out of the question and it could be true for sure. But one thing I’ve seen is a story in Arizona ends up being in Utah and it’s the same story it’s just the tales of the times and you have to decipher out what’s real and what’s not for sure, I need facts and I’ve never heard on story of this till now and I grew up there so, I tend to question this one.
you'd be surprised.
That man messed up he called the two enemies and greedy to boot.
Thanks cuz
Never never tell
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Would be curious to know if it was found by a old poplar tree.
Probably a hardwood tree a popular tree doesn't live that long
*POPLAR not popular.
This was found in my wife's grandpa's back yard. He's dead now. I'm not sure but I think he was the one that found it.
Correction, right after my mother in-laws Grand parents sold the house the new owners found it. I know where the house is.
Do you know more about this story? Id like to know more
Why would You tell anyone,anything???????????humans are amazing.....
Why not MY backyard? 😢💰
Those are just those chocolate gold coins.
AI Art, AI created story?
It appears this is just another story on this youtube channel that is just not true. There is no historical record that the Denver Mint was rob in 1894.
Click bait is what your saying
1894 not 1984
The mint was robbed a few times. Some foljs should look past the first page of wiki pedia and actually do the research claimed. I just took 60 secinds and found out the Denver mint has a plaque on the outside of it commeraring a different robbery that happened in 1864.. Terry and his channel is the real deal. He had one of the first online treasure hunter communities. Well before youtube and this channel.. If he says its so.. It is so.. Have a good day. ✌️😎
@@bertnerny My typing mistake. I have edited it properly. Thank you for pointing this out.
@yorboyroyboy9829 This channel is the real deal? Then perhaps the Denver Mint was robbed by all those giants he talks about. Or perhaps it was Bigfoot who did the robbery.