Cherokee County, Oklahoma

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• $15,000 in coins is buried somewhere on the Tallow Mays Homestead.

  More information can be found in

  A Guide to Treasure in Oklahoma Volume 1

• Cherokee Indians supposedly concealed a large quantity of treasure in a cave near the Horse Shoe Bend area of the Illinois River.

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  Buried Treasure You Can Find

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• A lost, rich Bismuth deposit is supposedly located in a cave near the Horse Shoe Bend area of the Illinois River.

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  More information can be found in

  A Guide to Treasure in Oklahoma Volume 1

• A cache of stolen gold is buried at the base of a "chimney rock" near Barren Ford.

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  More information can be found in

  Buried Treasures of the Ozarks

  Oklahoma Treasures and Treasure Tales

  A Guide to Treasure in Oklahoma Volume 1

• $80,000 in gold is buried somewhere on or near the banks of the Tahlequah River south of the old Capital building.

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  More information can be found in

  A Guide to Treasure in Oklahoma Volume 1

• A large cache of gold and silver is said to be buried at or near a "brown stone chimney" by Billy Stinnett.

  More information can be found in

  Oklahoma Treasures and Treasure Tales

  A Guide to Treasure in Oklahoma Volume 1

• A large pot of gold coins was buried somewhere in the mountains 10 miles east of Tahlequah by Robin Bobb, who died without revealing its location.

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  More information can be found in

  Buried Treasures of the Ozarks

  Oklahoma Treasures and Treasure Tales

  A Guide to Treasure in Oklahoma Volume 1

• Spanish miners supposedly hid a large amount of gold in a cave in Flowers Canyon.

  More information can be found in

  Buried Treasure You Can Find

  A Guide to Treasure in Oklahoma Volume 1

• A concealed cave, supposedly located near Tahlequah, contains the gold of a 100 mule Mexican pack train. The gold was hidden by Indians and the location never revealed.

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  More information can be found in

  Buried Treasures of the Ozarks

  A Guide to Treasure in Oklahoma Volume 1

• Bill Williams hid a steel chest of gold near his home, but died before revealing its location.

  More information can be found in

  Oklahoma Treasures and Treasure Tales

  A Guide to Treasure in Oklahoma Volume 1

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