The Story of the WALL OF SILVER Michigan's lost Silver Mine!
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- Is there a lost silver mine deep in the wilderness of Michigan's desolate Upper Peninsula? According to Richard Kellogg there is! He's been there and he left his mark hundreds of feet underground to prove it...but now he can not find it....despite retracing his steps time and time again! Here is his story as seen on Michigan Magazine...Co-host Dell Vaughan sat down and talked with Mr. Kellogg who relates the tiniest details to our TV cameras about this MOTHER LOAD in part one of THE WALL OF SILVER
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Massive deposits of native Silver have been found. In Cobalt Ontario there is a 2 foot wide slot in the rock where Silver was extracted. It is 20 or more feet long and goes down at least 30 feet. When it was discovered on the surface, they called it the Silver sidewalk.
I lived in Baraga I once herd from an older gentle man and he said there was a native American that when ever he needed money he would go out to the Huron mountains and get gold
@Possert74 that video is of the Rogue River in OREGON lmao.
@@mbent3798 I live in Michigan..are you saying I shouldn't go search in the Huron Moutains lol
@@Giggidyflanders oh boy,, no i did not say that ! Did I ? you see i am well aware there's trace gold in Michigan. This individual whom i addressed (see my message above) mr. posser7T4.. Saw a video on youtube that said "gold on the rouge river"... This individual (possert74 ahh wait side note (i bet his last name is possert and he was born in 1974)).. anyways this individual thought the video meant there was great oppurtunity to mine gold in Southeast Michigans ROUGE River.. When in reality the video portrayed the rouge river in OREGON...
@@Giggidyflanders he also deleted his comment....
@@unrationalculture9905 ooo dang I seeee. Hmm. Whenever I see gold my mouth gets so watery lolll. Just lately I've been seeing all these gold videos and I've been wanting to go hunting but I don't even know where to start. I do live in South East Michigan. The other day when I commented I checked to see where the Huron mountains were and it's pretty far from me.
I am afraid I'll have to question this story I have lived in Michigan's Copper Country (in Michigan's UP) for near on 80 years now and have been roaming the backwoods and back roads of the area including the Calumet area, Quincy Mining area and just about all the local mining area.I never found any silver mother load, so in my opinion. it sounds like some pipe dreams or a great imagination
I tend to agree with you except the story didn't take place there.
You failed to mention the cliffs where it says it is… and by now the Rocks would’ve fallen off the top and covered the entrance anyway
I agree with you. Because he said the guy that helped him save his business brought in silver samples worth $15 an ounce. In 1971 silver would only fetch about $1.80 and ounce.
My great great grandfather was a mining captain in the UP in the 1860's. I have in my possession, original, hand drawn maps of his assays, proving that what is told in this video to be true. I've been there many, many times and the entrance has been blocked for years due to the rock falls. It sits on private property, so if you go hunting for it, prepare to meet the ire of a Yooper. They don't know whats close by and they don't care. They just like their privacy.
I was told and read that the whole area is open to the public to explore.
I would imagine most of it is owned by timber companies
Hey do you have any info of any abandoned mines in Michigan that are accessible to be explored? Trespassing or not I’m interested.
Lionheart check out mindat.org You can search for mines that once were....and they usually have GPS coordinates.
Lol bullshit
Better get the Lagina boys( Oak Island)working on this!!!
C/h did over 90 diamond drills on the old Cliff Mine property n did not find anything other than traces of copper.. from the way it is described in the book it is geologically impossible, a quote from the copper handbook volume 1 +2 by Stevens.the copper found in the Upper peninsula was always in the occurrence with copper as a by-product, in the history of The Cliff Mine the u.s. mint recorded over $80,000 worth of silver credited to the cliff account. And you cannot find any references any businesses that purchase silver from the miners, these interest in Chicago that got rich off of silver would have had to have a local purchaser to buy the silver I am sure the niners did not journey to Chicago to sell bits of silver. I work at white pine mine and in the refinery we used to see bits and pieces of silver come off the end of wiffle table, but that happen maybe one's ever two months. Cobalt and lead was the by-product. Similar to Galena, even out of the ore that was brought in at the end of the plant from Canada and ran through the electrolysis plant for refinement. There was traces of nickel an Cobalt in the sludge of the tank,s which was barreled up and sent to a refinery in Canada to reclaim a nickel and Cobalt. I suggest everyone study up on geology of the copper mines n compare the geology to the geology of the silver mines in the u s .
Was stationed at Calumet AFS, Mi. in Jan. 1971- Mar.1972,....if only I had known!!!
I did find silver attached to copper west of Calumet.
When the hints are connected in Richards “lies” the location of the marker is findable 😏
Michigan's own version of Lost Dutchman's Mine
I read all the books written by Clarence Monette and lived on the Keweenaw all my life and never heard anything about this mine.
Well maybe you’ve been living under one of the rocks that fell on top of it
@@johnh7455 not sure why my comment drew out your ignorant one after 2 years wow! Water seeks its own level they say so I’ll leave it at that.
@@johnh7455 This comment was a perfect blend of ignorance and comedy. Well done. Got a laugh out of me.
A few years ago, in their exploration for copper in the Keweenaw, Highland Copper found a spot with very high levels of silver... whether they ever go after it is another question, but it is out there...
Great story, serious ore that is. Very uncommon.
I read that Book and I have lived in the area.
Good luck with your Silver.... 🤩👹👹👹☠️☠️☠️
I don’t know how he could have gotten $15 an oz for silver when it was only at $1.80 in 1971. It didn’t hit $15 an oz until 1979.
I never really gave this story much thought until last week when I went on a tour of the Quincy Mine. at the bottom of the tunnel the guy showed us a huge chunk of copper and told us it wasn't pure that it contained high amount of silver. I then remembered a friend of mine telling me this same story about 25 years ago and thinking he was full of shit. but hell stranger things have happened.
legend has it, there is a wall of gold and silver, behind the tahquamenon falls. I went looking for it, but the DNR stopped me in my tracks.. Something about an open intox in a state park.. I thought this was America, I thought i was in the land of the free, in the eagles nest !
Lmao. Anyone with a badge these days seems hellbent on denying the freedoms that our fellow Americans have fought and died for. This country is as good as a "3rd world shit hole". IMO
where will I buy this book sir like to read that book is there a link to but one of ur books
AMAZON
Copper Harbor, a store there called Swedes, that's where I got mine. Oh by the way Silver, and Gold in small amounts were found up there, but really nothing, in the big picture (though they tried get backer's and sold stock's). Swedes has a great book selection, and the owners have the knowledge, great people.
WALL OF SILVER: www.amazon.com/gp/product/1892384280/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=1892384280&linkCode=as2&tag=spirofmich-20&linkId=31a394631e10e907cfe38c9c8d85f68dr
WALL OF SILVER www.amazon.com/gp/product/1892384280/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=1892384280&linkCode=as2&tag=spirofmich-20&linkId=31a394631e10e907cfe38c9c8d85f68dr
WALL OF SILVER www.amazon.com/gp/product/1892384280/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=1892384280&linkCode=as2&tag=spirofmich-20&linkId=31a394631e10e907cfe38c9c8d85f68dr
It's really there but it was dynamited and most of the inside collapsed. There is an air shaft that people use to get into it. It is barely big enough for a person to fit thru and atleast 500 ft. long. about 45 degree slope downwards. There is a lot of easier places than this to get silver tho. It just takes a little ambition, which people around here seem to be a little short on.
You seem to know a lot about this… and how do you know that the inside was blown up and collapsed if no one except for Richard Kellogg knows where it is
Where’s part 2?
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Well, I just planned my next up north adventure. WHO'S COMIN WITH ME?
I'm up
There's sasquatch up I that area. I have friends that lived there and had many things happen to them
@@cranberriesgirlhype8292 I grew up in wexford county (Manton) so I'm very familiar with what lurks in the woods up in Mich.
@@jking0.o121 5th generation in Wolverine Michigan here close to the pigeon river forrest. I have never encountered anything like my friends did up across. But I've never stayed in that part of the UP very long and the haven't explored much that far over and up.
Get way more silver and gold out of old electronics then some pipe dream from who knows where... just saying old computers are real, and old silver mines in the UP are just legends.
I found silver in the UP.
Since when is it illegal to sell precious metals? Jewelers and pawn shops do it all the time. Not to mention banks. There might be issues with paying taxes on it, but I don't think it's illegal to sell and buy ore. Also, he says the miner saved his bar, that they agreed to split 50/50, but he doesn't say what was in it for the miner. Why give half of his ore away? Interesting story, but more than a few holes in it. If there was that much silver in the mine, one of the mining companies that leased it would have gotten it out. That's why they lease mines. to mine the ore.
differnet times, different laws...look it up
JOHN E BOB
Can't find anything anywhere saying it's illegal to buy or sell precious metals or mining ore.
greyeaglem Google doesn't know everything I've found gaps you could drive a truck through...just a hint..do you remember when FDR confiscated all the US gold coins?Look in that time frame..if you dont know where to look Google can't help.
Nother hole in the story silver was not 15 dollars an Oz in 1980 think this guy has a good imagination
Hell, silver is always in conjecture with gold. I forget exactly where, maybe Arizona, 2 miners sold their mine because they never found gold. What they didn't know was the worthless rocks they had excavated held silver. The guy who bought the mine knew what the worthless rocks held after looking at them & listening to what the miners described. That mine eventually held one of the largest pay offs in silver in these here United States!! It is all in the rocks & tailings.
Comstock in Nevada was such a place. Everyone was searching for gold and ignoring the fabulous rich blue silver laden clay.
ASK REX A.CROUCH
I'm sure it s private property by now
Nice we can send antifa and blm to lead the way lol
1;11 was enough for me lol
Sounds like a great place to store my bodies :P
B.S
It's a fake to sell his book.
It's a "NOVEL" for goodness sake!