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'Just dumbfounded:' Gold and Silver Coins Discovered Buried in Vermont Park

  • Gardener Kelly Wakefield discovered a buried stash of silver and gold coins, antiques, and a Civil War-era bullet in Taylor Park, St. Albans.
  • The hidden treasure relates to a Civil War-era event in 1864 when Confederate forces crossed from Canada to launch an attack on St. Albans, and the stash had been buried just beneath the surface of the park for several months.
  • While tending to plants in a frequently visited park, Wakefield uncovered the treasure, quickly making headlines throughout the St. Albans community.
  • Wakefield said the treasure is now in a safe-deposit box and called the discovery a “fun thing,” while the author Michael Cloherty O’Connell noted other New England treasures remain undiscovered.
  • St. Albans’ local leader expressed gratitude for the spotlight on the city and hopes the increased focus will motivate families to explore its history and downtown area during the summer.
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'Just dumbfounded:' Gold and silver coins discovered buried in Vermont park

The hidden valuables were unearthed as part of a multistate treasure hunt created by an author who wanted to celebrate American history and the outdoors.

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WPTZ broke the news in Plattsburgh, United States on Thursday, May 22, 2025.
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