I’d have to say doc and Babe Ness was the most interesting the lost Dutchman’s mine was a bit overrated having watched it a second time.

I've always been fond of Plummer's treasure and the Skeleton Canyon treasure segments. Love the wild west, so they always were the most interesting to me.

Probably Victorio Peak for me.

Dutch Schultz. I think there is probably zero chance that this treasure exists, but it's one of my favorite segments. I've got a thing for the time period. Love the Huey Long segment for the same reason.

I'm torn on a lot of the treasure ones, because in so many cases, it usually seems that some government, somewhere, has stepped forward and taken them. And if that's the case, the history of the treasure has not been preserved. Priceless gold artifacts would be melted down into ingots for their gold value, historical items would be destroyed or would simply "disappear." And to me, as a lover of history, that is heartbreaking.

Victorio Peak. So much intrigue ranging from Doc Noss all the way to the couple in Houston.
I did notice in doing some reading over the years that UM left out the fact that Doc and Babe Noss were divorced around 1945. I also always found it curious that the grandson referred only to Babe Noss and never really mentioned Doc.

I wasn't a big treasure fan, but I did enjoy the Victorio Peak segment. Seriously. I'd love to have a name like "Babe Noss." :)

What do you guys think the US Government spent the Victorio Peak treasure money on?

The Golden Buddha segment, as infuriating as it is what Marcos and his cronies got away with. It's a really intriguing segment and very well-produced.

Seriously. I'd love to have a name like "Babe Noss." :)

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