Instructions for WHERE to Metal Detect
Generally, there are more than just potatoes buried in Idaho’s soil; the ground has managed to keep most things a secret for centuries. The ground has kept treasure hunters guessing for a decade, but this hasn’t stopped us from searching for hidden treasures. And unlike some states, Idaho is considered metal detecting friendly; after all, […]
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One of Nevada’s recent and popular treasures is Ted Binion’s fortunes. Binion was a casino executive who died at the age of 55. Before his death, he reportedly buried millions of dollars’ worth of silver in one of his properties in Nevada. Nevada has other treasures, and they are waiting to discover them. The 15
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Oklahoma has a history that’s ripe for finding treasure. Although the state entered the “union” in the early 1900’s, Indians inhabited the territory for hundreds of years before it became a state. With history that includes the Mexican-American War and the Great Plains finding treasure in Oklahoma is the perfect pastime. As always, treasure hunting
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People believe Missouri is home to the treasures buried during the Civil War. Silver coins and confederate gold are said to be buried beneath the soil of this state to prevent the Union Army from taking them. It is why Missouri is a popular spot for treasure hunters today. If you are curious about the
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Texas is the second largest state in the country and features 367 miles of coastline. As such, it has numerous beaches that are perfect for metal detecting. While I have only explored a small portion of the state, namely Dallas, Fort Worth, and Plano, Texas is a beautiful state that is perfect for a metal
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In the early 1800s, the American Robinhood David “Robber” Lewis became famous for robbing the rich and giving the items he stole to the poor. Lewis was a successful highwayman who managed to escape prison four times. Before he died in the Bellefonte Jail, Lewis was able to write a memoir saying that he hid
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Forrest Fenn, an author and art dealer, hid a treasure chest filled with gold, jewelry, and other valuables. He then wrote a book describing where treasure hunters can find their fortune. Whoever will find the $2 million worth of treasure can keep it for themselves. In 2020, a treasure hunter found the chest in Wyoming.
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In 1763, a well-off farmer buried many gold and silver coins in Charleston. However, he could not reclaim his treasures as the Indians killed him during the Pontiac War. To this day, the exact location of this treasure remains a mystery to treasure hunters. Not only is West Virginia full of history, but it is
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Oregon is one of the most beautiful states I have had the pleasure of traveling to. From its picturesque mountains to the gorgeous beaches along the Pacific coast, Oregon has something to offer everyone. Oregon’s history is extensive, from Native Americans to early European settlers to gold, this region has a rich past and many
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According to a popular legend in Arkansas, a man named John Crittenhouse found $150,000 worth of gold coins. He recovered the treasure from a Union gunboat that sunk during the Civil War. Crittenhouse then buried his fortune in a cave near Claredon to keep it away from other people’s eyes. Arkansas is a paradise for
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