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The Successful Treasure Hunter's Essential Guide

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The Successful Treasure Hunter's Essential Guide
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Publisher: Smashwords
ISBN-13: 9781311749727
Number of pages: 109

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With over 40 years experience in the hobby of metal detecting or treasure hunting, David Villanueva tackles the major problems metal detectorists face. Obtaining search permission; research and finding sites; laws and code of practice; choosing a metal detector and overcoming detector limitations; identifying and preserving finds, coping with buried trash and techniques for locating finds.

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