Buried Treasure Posters and Art Prints

The ultimate gift for treasure hunters

Treasure hunters never give up

True pirate's destiny is to live and die in pursuit of wealth and glory. Fortune favors the bold.

True pirate's destiny is to live and die in pursuit of wealth and glory. Fortune favors the bold.

I want to believe in Oak Island

Treasure Hunting Tools of the Trade

You thought you buried me but instead you planted a seed and I have since gone on to grow like a weed and exceed all my financial wants and needs, without being undermined by your attempts to impede what God had already decreed.

Treasure Map: You Are Terribly Lost funny design in multiple colors. Inspired by old treasure maps and "you are here" combined! Great for pirate lovers, hikers, and treasure map enthusiasts!

True pirate's destiny is to live and die in pursuit of wealth and glory. Fortune favors the bold.

He also loves ice cream and BABY RUTH

Captain Kidd was the first pirate who inspired the legend of buried treasure. Pirates were ruthless and often came to a grizzly end hanging at the gallows in the 17th and 18th century whilst on their quest for buried treasure. "X" marks the spot! Original Painting by Laura Barbosa. 12" x 12" Acrylic on Canvas.

Oak Island and the so called Money Pit, as it has become known, has left Oak Island laden with stories of myth, legend, buried treasure and possible curses on those who go looking. Treasure hunters have scoured the island, finding a formation of boulders called Nolan's Cross, the beach at Smith's Cove, and a triangle-shaped swamp, and a stone cipher. Early treasure hunters believed it was buried pirate treasure, left there by Captain Kidd or Blackbeard. Nobody really knows what lays beneath ground.

Templar Cross

I want to believe in the Oak Island Treasure. Show your love for the Money Pit with this awesome shirt or mug.

Renaissance Portrait of King of the Krakens

Buccaneer Adventures Meowrrgggh

There Cap'n Goldsack goes, creeping, creeping, creeping, looking for his treasure down below! Vintage Illustration fairy tales story book image featuring a scallywag scoundrel, the dead pirate captain ghost under the sea looking for sunken treasure, you can see the gold coins on the ocean floor.

Introverted but willing to talk about metal detecting

Being come to the place of duel, the Englishman stabbed the Frenchman in the back by George Albert Williams, 1914

These mountains are spooky, don't let those pretty pink clouds fool you! Not only because the Lost Dutchman's gold is hidden in them, but because of how this painting came about. My great grandma Helen painted dozens of scenes from her native Arizona, and I just so happened to come across two old canvas boards with her sketches on them! Imagine my surprise when I figured out this sketch was of the Superstition Mountains, which I had just learned the lore about from the Astonishing Legends podcast a few weeks before. Spooky! That space girl thinks so too.

The Oak Island Money Pit, Island laden with stories of myth, legend, buried treasure and possible curses on those who go looking. A stone discovered in the Money Pit, which was inscribed with cryptic symbols. It was eventually deciphered and the cryptic message read 'Forty Feet Below Two Million Pounds Are Buried'.

Oak Island and the so called Money Pit, as it has become known, has left Oak Island laden with stories of myth, legend, buried treasure and possible curses on those who go looking. Treasure hunters have scoured the island, finding a formation of boulders called Nolan's Cross, the beach at Smith's Cove, and a triangle-shaped swamp, and a stone cipher. Early treasure hunters believed it was buried pirate treasure, left there by Captain Kidd or Blackbeard. Nobody really knows what lays beneath ground.

Vintage illustration fairy tales image featuring a shipwrecked pirates sitting with his musket and a bottle of rum on the beach of a deserted island in the middle of ocean.

Vintage illustration portrait of a pirate captain wearing a red cape and posing with his rifle.

Just Another Stop on the Pirate Round

Oak Island and the so called Money Pit, as it has become known, has left Oak Island laden with stories of myth, legend, buried treasure and possible curses on those who go looking. Treasure hunters have scoured the island, finding a formation of boulders called Nolan's Cross, the beach at Smith's Cove, and a triangle-shaped swamp, and a stone cipher. Early treasure hunters believed it was buried pirate treasure, left there by Captain Kidd or Blackbeard. Nobody really knows what lays beneath ground.

Pirate William Kidd Burying Treasure on Oak Island by Howard Pyle, 1902. Vintage illustration fairy tales image portrait of Captain William Kidd burying a treasure chest full of gold coins and other loot on a sandy beach.

The Oak Island Money Pit, Island laden with stories of myth, legend, buried treasure and possible curses on those who go looking. A stone discovered in the Money Pit, which was inscribed with cryptic symbols. It was eventually deciphered and the cryptic message read 'Forty Feet Below Two Million Pounds Are Buried'.

Search for buried treasure, break for tea and scrumpets

I really want to know what happened on that island!