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Read the facts and clues about:
"The New York East River Bank"
It still holds almost three million in English gold that sank just off what is now the Bronx New York. Known details are found on page 92 in the book
 

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"The Red Eyed Cat"
An ordinary ceramic cat with a "X" on the bottom, holds a fortune in Rubies, lost in the United States and never found. Could it be in your attic? or a small secondhand store?
Get the description page 116 in the book  

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"John Dillinger's Loot"
buried in a Wisconsin field under a few inches of dirt is a suitcase with $200,000 never found. Can you track it down with the clues found on page 120 in the book?
 

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"Bushels of Diamonds"
believe it or not in the desert near Las Vegas are diamonds equal to any in Africa, the original diamond blue pipe still holds an untold fortune for whoever finds it again. With the help of info on page 81 that someone could be you.
 

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"The Madre del Oro"
The mother of all Treasure, fabulous wealth is waiting for the one who solves these clues that may be part of all the lost gold mines of the southwest.
The clues and a map are on page 85 in the book
 

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"The Blue Ridge Code"
Think you can crack any code? then $9 million in Treasure is waiting. The book gives you the code it's on page 117 in the book, all you have to do is crack it.

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ABOUT AUTHOR AND TREASURE HUNTING

The site locations of Lost Treasure throughout the United States were collected and edited by Anton Leiter from his legacy of a vast collection of Treasure history passed down through letter and printed stories from his uncle Raymond Dow a famous treasurer collector and others like Bob Nesmith of the Foul Anchor Archives in New York. These great icons of treasure hunting knew the starting point of Treasure is information, The collection of which occupied their lifetimes. The problem with these past collectors was they were not up to the task of organizing and presenting the information that they had available. This task fell upon Leiter who after a successful career in aerospace engineering has turned his attention to the exciting field of Treasure hunting.

"Buried Treasure and Lost Gold Mines", his first effort, fills a critical need of today's Treasure hunting. That of providing the informative starting point for the treasure hunting novice.

All successful Treasure hunting starts with the knowledge of a Treasure site, to which the Treasure hunter puts his own analytical abilities and intuition of reading faint signs. Signs that were there, at the start, for all to see.

Anton Leiter, an ardent Treasure Hunter, maintains the treasure hunters attic for information and assistance in the pursuit of Treasure, and has made available the information from his out-of-print books and articles that are part of his collection on a as case basis.