Cimarron County, Oklahoma

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• Caches of stolen loot are said to be buried in and around Black Mesa Plateau.

   

  More information can be found in

  Buried Treasure You Can Find

  A Guide to Treasure in Oklahoma Volume 1

• 6 ox carts of French gold ingots is thought to be buried on or near Sugar Loaf Peak.

   

  More information can be found in

  Buried Treasure You Can Find

  Oklahoma Treasures and Treasure Tales

  A Guide to Treasure in Oklahoma Volume 1

  Buried Treasures of the Great Plains

• $42,000 of silver is thought to be buried somewhere on or near Golf River.

  More information can be found in

  Buried Treasure You Can Find

  A Guide to Treasure in Oklahoma Volume 1

• $80,000 of stolen loot is thought to be cached in a cave in the gyp sinks.

  More information can be found in

  Buried Treasure You Can Find

  A Guide to Treasure in Oklahoma Volume 1

• Capt Wm Coe said he buried much gold between Flag Springs and "here." ("Here" is where he was hanged)

   

  More information can be found in

  A Guide to Treasure in Oklahoma Volume 1

  CACHE! Stories of Buried Treasure and Hidden Wealth

• $750,000 in Spanish gold is buried somewhere near Flag Springs.

   

  More information can be found in

  A Guide to Treasure in Oklahoma Volume 1

• Confederate soldiers supposedly buried  a large cache of silver plate, coins, and bullion on or near Sugar Loaf Mountain.

   

  More information can be found in

  A Guide to Treasure in Oklahoma Volume 1

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• $28,000 is supposedly buried near Robber's Roost.

   

  More information can be found in

  Billy Coe's Cache