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« on: November 17, 2014, 02:23:47 am »
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Anybody who can help me what to expect in digging a purported buried Japanese treasure? This is my story; I bought a piece of Durian plantation somewhere in Davao ten times the actual land value because I was told the place was visited twice by an old Japanese man who offered to share a buried treasure there if the owner allowed him to dig. The owner refused and the Japanese never returned until the owner got sick and needed money immediately and was forced to sell. I bought a $12K computerized detector in Las Vegas and tried to scan the place which pointed us to a big rock, the only rock in that place. We dug the place by pushing the big rock aside and started digging. At two feet we found Japanese beer bottles and then a thick black cement about 3 sq. ft. that we cannot break. We tried to bypass the cement block by digging on the sides but at 6 ft. there is water so we stopped.  Besides the cement block extend over to the neighboring lot so I intend to notify the owner if he allows us to dig in his lot offering him a share of any find. We cannot find the owner so I'm back here in the US. That was 2 years ago and now I'm ready to try again bringing with me jack hammer, water pump, diamond concrete cutter, etc. Any suggestions or comments is highly appreciated.

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« Reply #1 on: November 17, 2014, 03:45:58 am »
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Welcome to the forum.
i would suggest that you spend some time reading about the Yamashita treasure in the forum.
Good luck with your project.
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« Reply #2 on: November 17, 2014, 04:10:43 am »
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Quote:Posted by aldomine2
Anybody who can help me what to expect in digging a purported buried Japanese treasure? This is my story; I bought a piece of Durian plantation somewhere in Davao ten times the actual land value because I was told the place was visited twice by an old Japanese man who offered to share a buried treasure there if the owner allowed him to dig. The owner refused and the Japanese never returned until the owner got sick and needed money immediately and was forced to sell. I bought a $12K computerized detector in Las Vegas and tried to scan the place which pointed us to a big rock, the only rock in that place. We dug the place by pushing the big rock aside and started digging. At two feet we found Japanese beer bottles and then a thick black cement about 3 sq. ft. that we cannot break. We tried to bypass the cement block by digging on the sides but at 6 ft. there is water so we stopped.  Besides the cement block extend over to the neighboring lot so I intend to notify the owner if he allows us to dig in his lot offering him a share of any find. We cannot find the owner so I'm back here in the US. That was 2 years ago and now I'm ready to try again bringing with me jack hammer, water pump, diamond concrete cutter, etc. Any suggestions or comments is highly appreciated.


Are you for Real, This is word for word what all the pinoy treasure seekers write, Or Have you just come here to wind people up, I don't care who says what there is NO TREASURE There,, I DO NOT Believe One Word you have Writen and that is because it is a word for word copy and that's a Fact.

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« Reply #3 on: November 17, 2014, 04:59:27 am »
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Haha. Love it! What a great story! I don't care if it is true or not. Sounds very exciting! Wink Cheesy

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« Reply #4 on: November 17, 2014, 05:03:35 am »
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Quote:Posted by jackofdiamonds
Haha. Love it! What a great story! I don't care if it is true or not. Sounds very exciting! Wink Cheesy


In Stead of stirring the Pot, Why not go to the new user pages and introduce your self properly

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« Reply #5 on: November 17, 2014, 07:09:09 am »
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    Deja Vu  !   Another fine day in the Neighborhood.

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« Reply #6 on: November 18, 2014, 01:04:19 am »
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Here we go again,  same old stuff again.

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