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North of Mono Lake, high in the
Sierras, is said to be a ledge of gold found by a prospector who died before
revealing its location.
More information can be found in
A Guide to Treasure in California
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Two soldiers found and worked a
mine about 5 miles west of Bridgeport, but were imprisoned for desertion and
never reworked the mine.
More information can be found in
A Guide to Treasure in California
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A miner is said to have buried
$25,000 near his house in Bodie. It has never been found.
More information can be found in
A Guide to Treasure in California
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Two bandits who robbed the stage
coach heading for Carson City just outside of Bodie. The treasure was buried
and the two died before revealing its location.
More information can be found in
A Guide to Treasure in California
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A rich mine found and worked by
Mexicans is located somewhere near Sonora Pass in the High Sierras. Bandits
killed all the miners and the mine has never been found.
More information can be found in
A Guide to Treasure in California
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Rocks rich in gold were picked up
somewhere along McGee Creek and used for ballast on a mule pack. When it was
discovered how rich the rocks were, a search was made for the source of the
gold. It has never been found.
More information can be found in
A Guide to Treasure in California
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