An example of buried treasure? As a young man I buried 100 ounces of silver under my parents house. There was a crawl space that could be accessed from the basement. I pulled the plastic back that covered the dirt, and roughly five feet out from the west and south walls dug a hole. I put my plastic container with it's ten ten-ounce bars of silver into it, covered it up and left it there for years.

Metal detecting is fast becoming one of the hottest hobbies in town. You have heard of metal detectionists making tidy sums selling pieces at parks, churches and on beaches. Your friend has bought a metal detector and you too are itching to buy your very own metal detector and start to make some money. But hang on, getting the basics on metal detectors would definitely help!

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