When the Confederacy collapsed in the spring of 1865, its president fled Richmond with the last of the rebel treasury loaded onto a train — the hard money of a dying nation. By the time Jefferson Davis was captured weeks later in a Georgia pine wood, he had nothing. Somewhere between Richmond and that camp, a fortune in coin simply vanished from the record. Bring the paymaster ledgers, the ambush stories, and the theories on where the Confederate gold came to rest.