Alex Lagina joins Kevin Dykstra and his team in their quest to find 140 million dollars in Confederate gold they believe is on the bottom of Lake Michigan and on their first day back on the lake, new evidence suggests they may have found it.

A daring diving operation produces potential evidence of some 140 million dollars in gold at the bottom of Lake Michigan, while an informant shares a 50-year-old secret that shocks and energises the team.

The team uncovers shocking evidence of a web of underground tunnels connecting the homes of key players in Kevin's theory, offering possible proof that members of the 4th Michigan Cavalry returned home with millions in Confederate gold.

Excitement builds when Kevin and the team uncover evidence on the property of a Civil War general that could convince Marty their theory is legitimate.

A century-old family's secret lures Kevin and the team back to Georgia where new finds suggest that there's more Civil War gold to be discovered.

This series follows Kevin Dykstra, who has been on an eight-year quest to solve the mystery of what happened to the lost confederate gold of the Civil War.

A new theory suggests the theft of 140 million dollars in Confederate gold funded one of the most nefarious crimes in the history of the United States.

Treasure hunters Rick and Marty are on the trail of Civil War gold allegedly confiscated from Jefferson Davis in 1865. Part of it lies at the bottom of Lake Michigan, another in a warren of tunnels beneath Michigan, and another in a cave in Utah.

Excitement soars when Kevin finally holds gold brought home from the arrest of Jefferson Davis, convincing him that his theory is true.

For Kevin Dykstra and his team, an 8-year quest to find a legendary boxcar at the bottom of Lake Michigan has now become a battle against nature itself.

Marty Lagina joins Kevin and his team as they battle the elements and take one final shot at finding 140 million dollars of Confederate gold at the bottom of Lake Michigan.