You'll find some great information and tips here, but you'll
also be surprised by some of the topics and techniques that are
covered on our website. We take a broad view of treasure hunting,
so while there are pages on metal detecting and ghost
towns, there are also ones on searching for lost diamonds in
parking lots and other ways to make profitable discoveries of
many sorts. If there is something valuable to be found and taken
as your own, I consider that a treasure.
Why not
join an actual treasure hunt game in Colorado, with valuable
treasures and prizes? You'll be tracking down clues in some of
the most beautiful locations in the west. Even better, it's absolutely
free to join the hunt.
Note: Since starting this website a few years
ago, we have moved to Florida and I am no longer able to monitor
the clues to make sure they are still there. As a result, it
may not be possible to complete our challenge using the information
found here. But rest assured that if you try, you will see some
beautiful places, and if you find enough of the clues to win
some of the minor prizes you will still be able to claim them
(my email will always be available on the contact
page).
Treasure News and Ideas - March, 2013 - Want
to know why you should look for the shipwreck soon, or how to
find old war relics, or what other treasures have been finding?
This is our latest round up of treasure news and ideas, including
three ways to hunt for valuables using... Continue
reading here...
Four Kinds of Treasure Hunting - October, 2012
- As I have said before, on this website we take a broad view
of treasure. We include just about anything valuable that can
be "found" and then sold. With that in mind, here are
some examples of four different types of treasure hunting, each
with a video... Continue reading
here...
When You Pan for Gold Matters - The timing of your
search for gold matters, especially in areas that have other
prospectors out there in the streams. Winter freezes cause gold
in rocks and earth to break lose and migrate into streams, so
early spring is a good time to check. Also try after large storms,
as soon as the river or creek has settled down enough to work
in it.
Here's a fun video I found on YouTube
by Rick McKeon, showing some of what he found during the course
of his first year treasure hunting. He also demonstrates how
to clean up some items, whether coins for spending or other items
that can be sold...
Find This Buried treasure!
Forrest Fenn hid millions of dollars' worth of gold and gems,
and he is inviting treasure hunters everywhere to come and find
it. At 82 he figured it is time to start giving away some of
what he has accumulated over the years. As
of spring of 2013, nobody has yet found the treasure chest containing
the fortune. It is thought somewhere in the mountains of his
home state of New Mexico, and as explained in one television
report and interview, there are clues in a poem that Fenn
wrote.
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Why not
join an actual treasure hunt game in Colorado, with valuable
treasures and prizes? You'll be tracking down clues in some of
the most beautiful locations in the west. Even better, it's absolutely
free to join the hunt.