A opal mine originally operated by Mexicans is thought to be located in the Horseshoe Mountains.
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Guide to Treasure in New Mexico
The "Loot of Monterey" is said to be located in an abandoned mine shaft somewhere between Skeleton Canyon in Arizona and Silver City, New Mexico, although it is also reported to still be buried somewhere in Skeleton Canyon.
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Guide to Treasure in New Mexico
Two bars of gold, from a robbery of eight gold bars, was buried in the middle of a road passing through Granite Gap.
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Guide to Treasure in New Mexico
An unknown quantity of Spanish gold coins is buried in the vicinity of Dogshead Peak.
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Guide to Treasure in New Mexico
Stein's Stand is the burial site of PegLeg Pete, who's wooden leg is thought to contain a map to $70,000 in robbery loot. We don't suggest desecrating graves, however, no matter how bad the bandit who occupies it.
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Guide to Treasure in New Mexico
$37,000 in gold dust and nuggets is thought to be buried about one mile west of Stein's Stand, buried by prospectors during an Indian attack.
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Guide to Treasure in New Mexico
Between $28,000 - $30,000 in gold is thought to be buried about one mile west of Stein's Station, buried by a Butterfield Overland Mail employee during an Indian attack.
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Guide to Treasure in New Mexico
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