| When you think of treasure hunting, maybe
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| | bags from several cleaning companies each
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| gold coins and precious stones come to
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| | week. They save disposal costs, and he
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| mind, but it doesn't end there. You can
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| | regularly finds coins and small jewelry
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| start in your own attic to see what
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| | when he digs through the dirt.Natural
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| treasures you find. Then you can check
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| | TreasuresMy wife and I have sold sea
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| out some of the more unusual ways to go
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| | shells we collected from Florida beaches,
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| treasure hunting.Diamonds In Parking
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| | giant pine cones from California, and
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| LotsTemperature changes getting in and
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| | rocks we collected all over the country.
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| out of cars and buildings cause diamonds
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| | We sold them at flea markets and craft
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| to come loose from their settings.
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| | shows, as is, or made into something
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| Because of this, parking lots are one of
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| | crafty. I once met a man who sold "burls"
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| the most common places diamondare lost.
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| | (unusual growths on trees) for as much as
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| An older couple I read about became
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| | $200 each.Treasure Hunting In The
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| experts at telling the difference (from a
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| | GarbageOur city collects large junk for
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| distance!) between the sparkle of a
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| | free during a week each spring. We see
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| diamond and bits of glass. Now they
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| | good bicycles, furniture, games, toys,
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| regularly take early morning walks in
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| | chairs, and more, in front of almost
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| mall parking lots for a second
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| | every house. Several people come with
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| income.Desert Treasure HuntingAn old
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| | trucks and trailers to pick out things to
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| Native American we met at a hot spring in
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| | sell at flea markets or auctions. It's a
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| Arizona showed us how to find arrowheads
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| | regular source of income for some of
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| and metates (used for grinding corn or
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| | them. I'm sure this happens in other
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| mesquite beans) in the desert. They're
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| | cities too.Treasures In The RiverBoth
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| hundreds of years old. He sold one of his
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| | kids and criminals throw things off of
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| metates for $200 during a yard sale, but
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| | bridges routinely. It's a quick way to
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| for non-Native Americans this may be
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| | get rid of evidence. As a child I saw
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| illegal. Check with authorities on this
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| | bicycles in rivers several times. I read
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| one.Treasure In Vacuum Cleaner DustIn
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| | about a man that makes a living using
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| California a man took the shag carpet
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| | magnets and other tools to retrieve guns,
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| from an a old theater being remodeled,
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| | money, and other things of value from the
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| saving the owners the cost of disposal.
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| | bottom of murky rivers, near
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| During the thirties the theater was a
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| | bridges.These are just a few of the ways
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| place where the wealthy went. Like all of
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| | to go treasure hunting. Will you make
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| us, the wealthy lose things, but perhaps
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| | much money? Maybe, but probably not. I
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| more valuable things.When he cut up and
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| | can tell you though, that it is a thrill
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| carefully shook out the old carpet , he
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| | to hear the metal detector start beeping,
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| found over $2,000 worth of precious
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| | even if I do only find a quarter in the
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| stones, rings, and coins. Then, wondering
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| | sand.Steve Gillman has been studying
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| what's caught by vaccuum cleaners, the
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| | every aspect of money for thirty years.
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| man arranged to take the full cleaner
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