A variety of myths about hidden treasures scattered throughout many parts of the world, ranging from mere folklore to supported by some evidence which indicates the existence of the treasure. The value of the treasure is so fantastic, that is generally in the form of gold, silver, diamonds and more.

So far there are some treasures that its existence is still being traced, the treasure search based on the evidence and the instructions obtained from the results of the historic discovery. As quoted from Lite Verse, the following 7 Legendary Treasures that Still continue to be hunted.

1. Lake Michigan Gold

In the bottom waters of Lake Michigan there is a treasure trove of gold bullion. It is said that the gold bullion that the number is not known for sure that belonged to George Alexander Abbott, former Vice President of the National Bank Hackley died in 1921. Gold bullion fell to the bottom of Lake Michigan due to the tempest in the mid 1890 's.

Leading up to his death, Abbott told the keepers of the lighthouse on the existence of the treasure. Then many of the assumptions of the causes of the fall of the gold to the bottom of the Lake is a result of the stolen by former Confederate General Robert H.G. Minty who is also the brother-in-law Abbott.

2. The Riches of the Copper Scroll

In the mid-20th century, ditenemukan almost 1,000 ancient Jewish texts known collectively as the Dead Sea Scrolls. Then there's the one noun that is a roll of copper bearing ancient texts believed to be inventory from 64 locations where various treasures stored, ranging from gold, silver, and gems. It is said that the total value of the treasure reaching billions of U.s. dollars.

3. The Gold Of Llangates

In 1532, the Spanish Conquistador (conqueror) of Spain named Francisco Pizarro led an ambush against the Incas and capture their ruler, Atahualpa. Then they menyekap Atahualpa in a cave, he also offers gold and silver on the condition in order to be freed. But after being given the silver and gold, Pizarro refused to free the Atahualpa and instead killed him.

Allegedly, the silver and gold of the Incas that were hidden in a secret cave in the mountains of Llanganate in Ecuador. A few people claimed to have found the treasure, exactly fifty years after the death of Atahualpa, a man named Spain Valverde claimed to find such treasure after being told by one of the Incas. But up to now the location of the treasure still continue to be traced.

4. The Treasure Of The Esperanza

Rarely knowing that in the middle of the Pacific Ocean are stored a treasure whose value is very large. The place named Palmyra Atoll, which is about 12 square km, is said to be the hiding place of the treasure belongs to the pirates. It began in 1816, when Spain ship, Esperanza-laden gold, silver, and jewels of spoils from Peru to sail towards the Antilles.

But in the middle of the journey, the ship crashed into the storm so looted and sunk by pirates. Later in the trip to Macao, the pirate ship is also developing the storm to lose direction and crushed into the coral reefs around Palmyra Atoll *, ** until finally a collection of treasures were wasted in that location.

5. The Jarbidge Stage Robbery

On 5 December 1916, Ben Kuhl and two of his colleagues robbed a train in Jarbidge, Nevada, and killed the driver, Fred Searcy. However, when the robbery that happened there are about 40,000 pieces of gold coins lost in that location. Then after the robbery incident, Kuhl Ben and his partner were jailed. But it is not known where the loss of thousands of pieces of gold coins, gold coins up to now has not been found and it is believed there are around Jarbidge Canyon.

6. The Stechovice Treasure

During World War II, the Nazis plundered numerous treasures, ranging from gold, silver, etc. One that has the most loot is General Emil Klein, who has wealth in the form of gold, diamonds, and jewelry valued at $62 billion. He allegedly hid the treasure in the tunnel near the town of Stechovice in Czech Republic.

Then a treasure hunter named Josef Muzik and Helmut Gansel, a former intelligence officer in the Czech claim to have exclusive documents relating to the treasure. However due to lack of funding, eventually they both stopped searching the treasure.

7. Captain Kidd's Treasure

William Kidd was one pirate who has a reputation for flashy and the abundant treasures. There is historical evidence that Kidd buried his treasure chests on the one island of Gardiner in New York, though the search has been conducted on the site, the results remain nil. In may 2015, the diver named Barry Clifford claims to have found most of the treasure, but after investigation it turned out that it wasn't true and up to now the cotton treasures of Captain Kidd still continues to be traced.