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The Augusta Chronicle - Jun 27, 2011
SATURDAY: The background and reach of the Jefferson Davis Memorial Highway extends much further than the South. SUNDAY: The legend of the missing Confederate gold ends in Washington, Ga., but it was only through the sand and cunning of its guardians
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Cinematic Superman: The Astonishing Legacy of Clint Eastwood
Huffington Post - Jun 14, 2011
The Well-proportioned, the Bad and the Ugly (1966) -- Eastwood returns as "The Man With No Name" in this tale of three men's desperate hunt for a cache of confederate gold during the Public War. These hombres are certainly not working together, even when they appear
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Colorado Territory saw little Civil War action
Pueblo Chieftain - Jun 21, 2011
The Confederate onwards in 1862 from Texas toward the Colorado gold fields and silver mines changed that. "When the First Colorado (regiment) marched down to halt the invasion of Colorado, that got the territory's attention," she says.
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Defunct Gold Mines Lure Investors on New Technology, Price Gains
Bloomberg - Jun 17, 2011
Also set to reopen is a South Carolina location that once supplied gold to the Confederate treasury. Modern technology helps explain why miners are heading back to abandoned sites. Most primeval mines were located on particularly rich deposits to compensate and more »
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Annual fest honors David Levy Yulee
Gainesville Sun - Jun 02, 2011
Individual to this year is a scavenger hunt for children called "Yulee's Gold." According to caption, during the end of the Civil War a chest of Confederate gold was smuggled into Florida before supposedly being buried at David Yulee's plantation in Archer
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DVD Review: Brad Meltzer's Decoded: Season One
The Trades - Jun 16, 2011
DVD Rethinking: Brad Meltzer's Decoded: Season OneBut following around a couple of so-called code experts in search of Confederate Gold who are graceful obviously making it up as they go along is almost as worthy of an eye-roll as another mention of 2012 (which gets more than its fair share of attention
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Civil War submarine rotated to upright position
USA Today - Jun 27, 2011
The HL Hunley, a Confederate submarine, sealed its identify in history on a February night in 1864 when it became the world's first sub to sink an enemy warship in combat. Then its own the breaks was sealed when it sank and more »
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Troops began to coordinate before Fort Sumter
Times Daily - Feb 07, 3385
It was patterned after the first chauvinistic Confederate flag and had gold leaf lettering. The remnants of the battle-damaged flag are on display at Pope's Tavern museum in Florence. After the innovative regiments and companies left for service elsewhere, and more »
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'Treasure Hunters' at casino till Saturday
Niagara Gazette - Jun 02, 2011
'Gem Hunters' at casino till SaturdaySpokespeople for the company said their finds have included a 1960s generation guitar purchased for $100000, four gold coins purchased for over $72000, and Confederate money hidden in the walls of a residence that was uncovered during a remodel. New day treasure hunters are coming to Saffordall 4 news articles »
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US Monetary System Descent into Fascism
The Market Oracle - Jun 24, 2011
If they had entranced that position back then, they could have worked it all out because they did just that for the confederate states. The confederate states were considered to be an illegal operation entirely, a criminal mutiny. The confederate states and more »
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