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ABCs of Panning!, by LeGaye Written for the beginner, in layman's language. How to find placer gold, the necessary equipment, and how to use your gold-pan. |
Antique & Collectible Marbles,
Color photos include: Transparent Swirl, Lutz, Peppermint Swirl, Indian Swirl, Banded Opaque Swirl, Banded Transparent Swirl, Onionskin, Opaque Swirl, End of Day, Clambroth, Mica, Solid Opaque, Clay, Agate, Comic, Sulphides, Slag and Oddities. |
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Arrowheads & Projectile Points, by Hothem Chapters include: dating; the collecting field; projectile points; artifacts made from points; other chipped artifacts; point material used; chipping techniques; point value factors; condition; fakes; acquisition guidelines; protection & display; arrowheads as art. |
Basic Coinshooting for Treasure Hunters, by
Katt This booklet was written with the beginning coin-shooter in mind. It will guide, inform and point you in the right direction, giving you a basic grounding in coin-hunting equipment, technique and methods of coin preservation. |
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Basic Prospecting for Treasure Hunters, by Katt While the early miner was quite adept at finding gold, he was not all that good at recovery. Take this booklet with you on your next prospecting trip and put it to work. it will measurably increase your chances of finding the noble metal. |
Beachcomber's Handbook, How the professionals have netted from $10,000 to over $100,000 per year recovering valuables that others have lost and missed. The Merkitch system and machines work successfully on the ocean and lake beaches as well as river fronts. |
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Buried Treasure of the Atlantic Coast, by
Jameson From Maine to Florida, W.C. Jameson chronicles more than thirty stores of lost riches and forgotten stashes...many relics of the past still remain hidden, awaiting someone with luck and perseverance to discover them. |
Buried Treasure of the Mid-Atlantic States, by
Jameson Covers Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, new York and Pennsylvania. Thirty tales of lost mines, buried loot, caches of gold and silver ingots, gangsters, Indians, pirates, chests of precious stones. |
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From Revolutionary War and Civil War tales to a legend about a missing silver church bell, this lore, grown out of true accounts and actual histories, has propelled New England into one of the most fascinating regions for lost treasure. |
Cache Hunting, by Carson The author writes: "This book is no put out to be a perfect blueprint on cache hunting...It is an attempt to offer the serious treasure hunter a number of hopefully helpful suggestions to aid that person in developing his own blueprint on cache hunting." |
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Cape May Ghost Stories, by Seibold & Adams Stories include: The Ghost of the Windward House; The Ghost of Higbee House; Winterwood, and Other Haunted Houses; Elizabeth, the Ghost of the Washington Inn; The Haunted Book Store; The Haunting of the Heirloom; A Dennisville Ghost. |
Cape May Mirror to the Past, by Exter House 66 sepia-colored photos of Cape May.
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Catlinite Pipes, by Hothem Of all the stone materials used by American Indians to make pipes, Catlinite is the best known. Numerous pipes of various types are shown with the factors on size, colors, carvings, types and location found. A detailed history of Indian pipes is included, with tips on recognizing if it's Indian-made or machine-made. |
Cleaning and Preservation of Coins and Medals, by Durts, Curto,
Welter Topics include: Coinage metals; Changes in coinage metals; Cleaning of coins; Removal of corrosion; Other coin treatments; Safekeeping of coins; Taking impressions of coins; Paper money. |
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Coin & Relic Cleaning and Preservation, by Granville Chapters include: The Need for Cleaning and Preservation; Coin Metals; Iron Relics; Non-Iron Relics; Preservation Techniques; Displaying Coins and Relics. |
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Coinshooting: How and Where to Do It, by Carson The purpose of this book is solely to present tips and "tricks" on coinshooting, to point out the various places where coinshooters might carry on their hobby with a better chance of success, and suggestions for improving their coinshooting. |
Coinshooting II, by Carson The author states: "How well you do in coinshooting is largely up to you, but these pages should help you find a few really good oldies. That is what this books is all about." Chapters include: Small Talk on Deep Digging; To Detect Big, Think Little; Do the Unusual; To Find Key Coins, Look in Key Places; Where Not to Look, and much more. |
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Coinshooting III, by Carson Topics include: The unexplored domain; Your best bet; Get out there and have fun; Too much getting ready; Keep your mouth closed; Where do we go from here, Improving one's techniques; Some surefire treasure sites. |
Collecting Indian Knives, by Hothem Photos of over 500 historic and prehistoric North American Indian knives and artifacts. Updated values and descriptions. Learn about collecting Indian knives, where they are discovered, what they were used for, and how to preserve. Many color and b/w photos. |
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The Collector's Guide to Clay Tobacco Pipes,
by G. Michael Russell 392 pipes illustrated plus 30 photos of pipes. How to date pipes; Display your collection; History of the tobacco clay pipe; Reproductions and copies; Dating; How they were made; Materials used; Broken stems, rough edges; Designs and figures. |
The Competitive Treasure Hunt, 22 photos plus numerous illustrations, sample promotional hunt flyers and timeline charts. Specific A-to-Z details clearly outline how your club can plan, conduct and profit from a successful hunt. Plus much more. |
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DFX Gold Methods, by Clynick Clynick draws upon his twenty-five years of metal detecting experience to create this unique guide to finding gold jewelry with the White's DFX metal detector.
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Digging Deeper with the DFX, by Foster A valuable reference for those who want to get more from the White's DFX metal detector. The "Starting Points for Increasing Depth" chapter presents steps that can be used for most programs to improve depth. Other chapters help you master the technology. |
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Follow the Signs, by Chastain 102 photos, 13 illustrations, 200 signs/symbols shown and explained. 23 chapters, 101 tips for treasure hunting. How to search caves and caverns, air searching, bottle hunting, outlaw treasures, dowsing, big diggings, plus much more.
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Get Your Share of Hidden Riches, by Carson Some of its interesting topics are: The fantasy of treasure; The winds of misfortune; All areas are not created equal; The key to vast treasure; The power of being observant; Around the corner is closer than over the hills and far away; Hindsight has 20/20 vision. |
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A Guidebook for Better Treasure Hunting, by
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Guide to Civil War Artillery Projectiles, by
Melton & Paul Clear, detailed b/w photos on every page! This volume has been written for the purpose of helping the reader better understand the varieties of ordnance used by the Confederate and Federal forces. |
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Handbook of Treasure Sings and Symbols, by
Carson Each person concealing a treasure was concerned with only one thought--that of being able to find it again in the future when the need arose. This book will give you most of the basic symbols used in hiding treasure...and how to read signs not covered. |
The Hunt for Amazing Treasures, by Bazrod This invaluable guide to the world's hidden wonders functions as your own treasure map, revealing how you can find, appraise, and claim your own precious plunder--and turn your personal possessions and heirlooms into gold! |
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Hurricane Treasure: 1715 Beach Sites Locations
Revealed, by Reilly On July 31, 1715, a hurricane sank eleven treasure ships off the coast of Florida, where their gold, silver and artifacts still wash ashore today. Find out where! |
In Search of the Civil War, The definitive handbook for unearthing relics and artifacts from America's greatest war. 55 photos. Types of equipment to use; how to research; where to hunt; cleaning, preservation and displaying your finds; plus much more. |
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