  Evidence for the existence of long-lived isotopes with atomic mass numbers
261 and 265 and abundance of (1-10)x10$^{-10}$ relative to Au has been found in
a study of natural Au using an inductively coupled plasma - sector field mass
spectrometer. The measured masses fit the predictions made for the masses of
$^{261}$Rg and $^{265}$Rg (Z=111) and for some isotopes of nearby elements.
  The possibility that these isotopes belong to the recently discovered class
of long-lived high spin super- and hyperdeformed isomeric states is discussed.
