Canada’s great lost treasures still waiting to be found
Frances Carruthers
18 April 2019
The mysterious lost treasures of Canada
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Oak Island Money Pit
Adwo/Shutterstock
Oak Island Money Pit
McCully/Nova Scotia Archives/Wikimedia Commons
Oak Island Money Pit
Courtesy Oak Island Treasure
Oak Island Money Pit
Courtesy National Archives/PD-1923
Oak Island Money Pit
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Barrel of silver coins
Thomas Burrowes/Archives of Ontario
Barrel of silver coins
National Capital Commission/Flickr/CC BY-NC-ND 2.0
Barrel of silver coins
Thomas Burrowes/Archives of Ontario
Barrel of silver coins
Wikimedia Commons/Public Domain
Barrel of silver coins
Heria=tage Auctions/Wikimedia Commons/Public Domain
Levi Boone Helm’s gold stash
Wikimedia Commons/Public Domain
Levi Boone Helm’s gold stash
Wikimedia Commons/Public Domain
Levi Boone Helm’s gold stash
Library and Archives Canada/Public Domain
Levi Boone Helm’s gold stash
Public Domain/Wikimedia Commons
Levi Boone Helm’s gold stash
Basenjik/Wikimedia Commons/CC BY-SA 4.0
Lost Lemon Mine
formulaone/Wikimedia Commons/CC BY-SA 2.0
Lost Lemon Mine
Mjrogers50/Wikimedia Commons/CC BY-SA 3.0
Lost Lemon Mine
Metropolitan Museum of Art/Public Domain
Lost Lemon Mine
University of Washington/Public Domain
Lost Lemon Mine
dave_7/Wikimedia Commons/CC BY-SA 2.0
Jesse James’ gold
Wikimedia Commons/Public Domain
Jesse James’ gold
Library of Congress
Jesse James’ gold
Library of Congress
Jesse James’ gold
Michael/Wikimedia Commons/CC BY 2.0
Jesse James’ gold
Library of Congress
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