A Guide to Treasure in Arizona

~Thomas Penfield - 134 pgs

Fantastic array of Arizona metal detector sites, ghost towns and rich treasure stories of train robberies, treasure caches and more make A Guide to Treasure in Arizona a fun and informative guide to finding treasure in Arizona. If you don't strike it rich, you're still sure to be entertained by the colorful history described in each of treasure stories, and richly rewarded with desert views exploring the detecting sites county by county.

Price: $9.95

A Guide to Treasure in Arkansas - Louisiana - Mississippi

~Thomas Penfield - 127 pgs

The Arkansas, Louisisana, and Mississippi region is an area exceptionally rich in stories of lost mines and buried treasures. Each state is
divided into two sections—treasure sites and metal detector sites.
At the end of each listing in both sections is a Map Code reference keyed to be used with an atlas for precise directions.

Price: $10.95

A Guide to Treasure in California

~Thomas Penfield - 160 pgs

Thomas Penfield's popular treasure series is loaded with colorful treasure stories, detecting sites, ghost towns, relic sites and more. A Guide to Treasure in California focuses on the golden state, home to the famous motherlode and the California gold rush, one of the richest treasure hunting states in the country.

Price: $11.95

A Guide to Treasure in Colorado

~H. Glenn Carson - 217 pgs

Things have been lost or hidden on purpose from the Kansas line to Utah, stashed from the border into New Mexico north to where Wyoming begins. There's tales of treasures up close to Nebraska down to where if you walk a ways you'll be in Arizona. A Guide to Treasure in Colorado is filled with storys and actual finds from all over Colorado to help you pinpoint your own finds.

Price: $17.95

A Guide to Treasure in Idaho

~H. Glenn Carson - 127 pgs

You seem to hear me. This surprises me, for few ever seem to hear my feeble whispers. Do not be afraid. I whisper only of the past, of times and deeds long gone by. I faintly tell the tales of riches lost and hidden throughout the vastness that is Idaho. It is up to you to act or not upon the tales I whisper.
Who am I? It seems that I should know, but time has blurred the meaning of your question. No name can I give, and I can only weakly whisper of the gold and other wealth men once wrenched from the high mountains and deep canyons of Idaho. It seems to be my fate that I relate these deeds, in whispers fainter than a breeze.
Beware, Idaho’s gold was often gained with blood, stolen from those who gathered it with sweat. The quest for wealth was too often generated by greed, envy, fear, hatred, and deceit. Many treasures throughout Idaho are marked only by evil events, and perhaps can only be found and recovered by those who try to use such wealth wisely and well.
I hope that you are such a one. If so, listen well to my faintest whispers. Should you seek one or another of the troves of which I speak, stand in some high place and listen well. I may try to speak to you around the corners of a breeze. Perhaps I can whisper through the rocks and pines, and tell you more, should you prove worthy.

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A Guide to Treasure in Illinois & Indiana

~Michael Henson

llinois received its name from the Kaskaskia Indian word, Illini, meaning "real man." A Guide to Treasure in Illinois describes real sites where treasure and historical relics are sure to be found in camping grounds for different Indian tribes, French built many forts, trading posts, and missions along the Wabash, Illinois, Kaskaskia, and Kankakee Rivers, and later pioneer villages in southern Illinois along the water ways. A great guide for treasure hunters of all levels.

Price: $9.95

A Guide to Treasure in Kentucky

~Michael Henson - 103 pgs

Crossroads of a nation, inhabited by the ancient Mound Builders. Visited by Welsh sailors centuries before Columbus. Land of the Iroquois, Shawnee, Cherokee and other tribes of nomadic Indians but none ever stayed permanently. The area was used only for hunting and war. Kentucky is believed to have been named by the Iroquois "Ken-tak-ee", meaning meadow land, or the levels.
The buffalo and other animal trails were first used by the Indian hunters, later by the white pioneer and settler. Kentucky is one of the few tracts of land the Indians ever sold to the white man, the rest was taken by force of numbers. So much blood has been shed on its soil that it has been called the Dark and Bloody Ground.
Kentucky has heard the dreaded Indian war whoops the terrible Rebel yell, and the screams of charging armies, also the twang of the primitive bow, crack of the flintlock rifle, and the roar of cannon have sounded within her borders.
The French had a few trading posts in Kentucky prior to 1763, but most of their claims were north of the Ohio River and south of Kentucky in the Mississippi Valley.
The earliest exploration of any importance by white men in Kentucky was in 1750, when Dr. Thomas Walker came through Cumberland Gap with several men exploring for the state of Virginia.

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A Guide to Treasure in Michigan & Ohio

~Michael Henson - 82 pgs

Michigan is a treasure hunter's paradise. It is one of the oldest settled areas in the United States. There are miles of beaches, hundreds of shipwrecks, old forts, trading posts, missions, cabins, ghost towns and more attractive sites to the treasure hunter. While Ohio was claimed by both France and England and had many Indian wars which both wars left behind many relics of the past. Book divided into individual states and is further divided into treasure sites and metal detector sites.

Price: $9.95

A Guide to Treasure in Montana - Wyoming

~Thomas-Penfield - 84 pgs

Montana and Wyoming lie athwart the Great Plains and captures the quintessential drama of the West, its literature rich in the saga of the plains. Many places in the vast solitudes still hide gold men in the past buried to retrieve at a later time, but never did. Discover those and the lore of Montana and Wyoming, some more truth than fiction.

Price: $7.95

A Guide to Treasure in Nebraska - Kansas - No & So Dakota

~Thomas Penfield - 87 pgs

Contains information on Great Plains belt of Nebraska, the forgotten relics and artifacts of Kansas, the fertile soil of North Dakota around vanished towns of the past, relics found in South Dakota from past Indians, soldiers and pioneer farmers. Each state is divided into treasures sites and metal detector sites.

Price: $7.95

A Guide to Treasure in Nevada

~Thomas Penfield - 74 pgs

Although Nevada was born of mineral discovery, to many American it is a wasteland. Surrounding that desert chain after chain of serrated grandeur, multi-colored mountains that rise over priceless deposits of metal and minerals. Discover the best treasure and metal detector sites in Nevada. Contains easy-to-follow directions and stories behind this stunning regions.

Price: $9.95

A Guide to Treasure in New Mexico

~Thomas Penfield - 109 pgs

Treasure in the Southwest has always been intriguing because of the spanish, Indians, outlaws and miners that roamed the area. Join Thomas Penfield, who is a renowned expert in treasure hunting and the southwest, on a journey into New Mexico's past with stories of relics and gold.

Price: $8.95

A Guide to Treasure in Oklahoma - Vol 1

~Mary Carson - 144 pgs

Volume 1 of 3 books filled with stories, treasure sites, useful formation on the types of rocks found in different regions of Oklahoma, travel lures, ghost town sites, and "alive sites" sorted by county.

Price: $9.95

A Guide to Treasure in Oklahoma - Vol 2

~Mary Carson - 299 pgs

Filled with stories, treasure sites, rock hounder information on what rocks can be found in different regions of Oklahoma, travel lures, ghost town sites and also contains "alive sites" sorted by county. Vol 2 of 3.

Price: $9.95

A Guide to Treasure in Oklahoma - Vol 3

~Mary Carson - 453 pgs

More treasure to be found! Volume 3 of 3 books filled with stories, treasure sites, useful formation on the types of rocks found in different regions of Oklahoma, travel lures, ghost town sites, and "alive sites" sorted by county.

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Price: $9.95

A Guide to Treasure in Pennsylvania

~Michael Paul Henson - 109 pgs

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Price: $9.95

A Guide to Treasure in Texas

~Thomas Penfield - 141 pgs

This popular Thomas Penfield guide lists the best metal detector sites in the state of Texas by county.  Contains stories of historical treasure said to be hidden in different regions in Texas.

Price: $11.95

A Guide to Treasure in Utah

~Thomas Penfield

Contains exciting stories from Utah's history as well as treasure sites behind some of the reported legends. Also contains sites for detecting.

Price: $8.95

A Guide to Treasure in Virginia & West Virginia

~Michael Henson

This great guide lists treasure sites in the state of Virginia and West Virginia by county and contains stories of treasures of the past purportedly hidden in different regions of the states.  A separate section of the book lists the best metal detector sites sorted by county and state.

Price: $11.95

America Lost Treasures

~Michael Paul Henson - 181 pgs

Contains over 650 stories and legends that might contain some truth. States listed alphabetically with common questions regarding famous stories in each state asked and answered in a QA format.

Price: $8.00

Beachcomber's Handbook

~Warren Merkitch - 47 pgs

There are thousands upon thousands of potential sites within the United States to comb beaches for treasures, lost jewelry, and even priceless old coins. Practice successful beachcombing techniques, learn how to build special tools, discover great sites to look for treasure, and more! 

Price: $20.00

Buried Treasure of California

~W.C. Jameson - 175 pgs

Price: $14.95

Buried Treasure of Pacific Northwest

~W.C. Jameson - 192 pgs

 Learn what Native Americans know of the infamous Lost Gold of Devil’s Sink, discover priceless Incan treasures buried by Sir Francis Drake, find out more about the box of gold coins buried by a reputed giant in the Washington rain forest, and read for yourself if a noble family’s fortune is buried near a specific log cabin in the Cascades. Buried Treasure of Pacific Northwest, one of three books on treasure stories,reveals everything you need to know to become a knowledgeable treasure hunter.

Price: $14.95

Buried Treasure of Texas

~W.C. Jameson - 202 pgs

Legends of outlaw loot, pirate hoards, buried mines, and Santa Anna's pack-train gold. Contains 31 legends from the Lone Star State. As they relate to the lost fortunes of Native Americans, French pirates, Spanish explorers, and Mexican, German and Scotch-Irish settlers, these tales are products of the people of Texas: their experiences, adventures, and exploration

Price: $10.95

Buried Treasure of the American Southwest

~W.C. Jameson - 224 pgs

The search for buried treasure continues even today, and Buried Treasure of the American Southwest, one of three books on treasure stories, is the perfect companion for modern-day counterparts of the Spanish conquistadors and the early 19th-century settlers who sought after the storied treasures of El Dorado and others.

Price: $14.95

Buried Treasure of the Appalachians

~W.C. Jameson - 208 pgs

The Appalachian Mountains have witnessed untold fortunes gained and lost. W.C. Jameson presents 40 legends of buried treasures of the Appalachians gathered from interviews with people whose lives have entwined with the search for particular treasures--caves stacked with golf ingots; Confederate treasures; cahes guarded by skeletons and curses; and more. Location maps included.

Price: $10.95

Buried Treasure of the Atlantic Coast

~W.C. Jameson - 192 pgs

One out of three books on treasure stories, Buried Treasure of the Atlantic Coast reveals how fortunes were acquired, buried, or misplaced, and retells failed modern attempts to uncover and retrieve them. The stories are thoroughly researched written in a lively, narrative style. Jameson features the typical pirate legends, such as Blackbeard, but reveals lesser-known reasons for lost treasure, such as weather-related shipwrecks and the inaccessibility of inland burial sites. Jameson includes state maps with locations of said treasure—an interesting piece of history for nonfiction and adventure buffs alike!

Price: $11.95

Buried Treasure of the Great Plains

~W.C. Jameson - 192 pgs

Thorough research is evident as one progresses through this adventure-filled text. A lengthy introduction describes the origin, geography, and people of the area. The stories are then divided by state: Kansas, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota, and Texas. Three to seven legends per chapter tell how treasures and fortunes came to be buried on the Great Plains. Of those mentioned, the Dalton Gang is probably the most widely known. Each chapter begins with a map showing the location of each tale, which varies from 6 to 10 pages in length. This title concludes with an extensive glossary and a long list of references. A collection that will be enjoyed by a wide audience, including reluctant readers.

Price: $11.95

Buried Treasure of the Mid-Atlantic

~W.C. Jameson - 192 pgs

Author W.C. Jameson has toured much of the country in a battered, green Ford pick-up truck, collecting legends and searching for the elusive riches that treasure hunters believe await them. The fourteenth title in Jameson's popular Buried Treasures series is driven by the possibility that unfound treasures await the curious and determined and contains 29 exciting legends. His sources include his own fieldwork and archival documents, as well as reports from die-hard treasure seekers and their descendents.

Price: $11.95

Buried Treasure of New England

~W.C. Jameson - 192 pgs

Two additions to a series of books about unclaimed treasure, each focusing on a different region. The titles are divided by state into chapters that include two or more stories concerning gold, jewels, money, and other valuables. Background about how the fortunes were acquired, buried, or misplaced is given, as are retellings of failed modern attempts to uncover and retrieve them. The stories appear to be thoroughly researched and are written in a lively, narrative style. Jameson features the typical pirate legends, such as Blackbeard, but also makes readers aware of the lesser-known reasons for lost treasure, such as weather-related shipwrecks and inland burial sites that are difficult to find. State maps indicate the probable locations of the lost booty discussed. An interesting piece of history for nonfiction and adventure buffs.

Price: $11.95

Buried Treasure of the Ozarks

~W.C. Jameson - 192 pgs

Discover stories are about fabulous mines abandoned by De Soto's soldiers; ingots carried partway across the Ozarks long ago, stashed in some moment of danger and never recovered; lodes of precious metal known only to local Indians; and thieves' and murderers' plunder that still lies hidden underground.

Price: $11.95

Buried Treasures of the South

~W.C. Jameson - 192 pgs

This fifth volume in W.C. Jameson's Buried Treasure series contains 38 tales gathered from the breadth of the American South. Eight states are included: Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, Tennessee, Alabama, Louisiana, and Mississippi.

Price: $14.95

Death Traps to Treasure

~Charles Kenworthy - 64 pgs

An informative book that details how to read signs and other symbols when exploring caves or mines from previous mexican and spanish inhabitants. Why would someone be interested in this? Well, behind a death trap is most likely a discovery of untold riches forgot about over the course of time. Learn about boulder traps, baits, and how traps are placed in various structures.

Price: $16.95

Dig Here! - Lost Mines & Buried Treasure

~Thomas Penfield - 240 pgs

The most amazing treasure book ever written, this book gives the locations of well over 100 fabulous fortunes waiting to be found in the ore-rich Southwest! Thomas Penfield has done years of exhaustive research and the Herculean task of separating fact from fiction for Dig Here! For the first time, lost treasure stories of the Southwest are stripped bare of their legends and lies!

Price: $14.95

Directory of Buried or Sunken Treasure & Lost Mines of the U.S

~Thomas Penfield - 134 pgs

The directory contains pages of a State-by-State summary of 2269 buried or sunken treasures and lost mines in the United States, having an estimated value of more than $3,675,000,000. Detailed State Listing identify each of the 2269 iems's authenticity. Without question, this is the most comprehensive work of its nature ever compiled with around 35,000 references!

Price: $12.95

Doodlebug Edition of Treasure Trails

~Roy Julius Santschi - 117 pgs

A classic reprint of the Rare and Complete Edition from the Exanimo Library, The Doodlebug Edition of Treasure Trails contains 26 original illustrations to supplement 117 pages of text filled with  exceedingly accurate and authentic record of dowsing nomenclature and techniques.

Price: $20.00

Eastern Treasure Hunting

~Chet Blanchard - 101 pgs

Learn to find treasure leads and use lead maps an data compiled to help search for treasure. Contains a list of states alphabatized and lists mines and other treasure related information under each state.

Price: $14.95

Hurricane Treasure

~Kevin Reilly, Gary Rowe, Kevin Maranville - 61 pgs

Hurricane Treasure has 1,715 beach sites to visit and explore. Also contains information on many helpful Do's and Don'ts, directions to sites, tips on how to uncover and find treasures, as well as the history and treasures left behind by the wreckage.

Price: $9.95

Lost Silver Mines and Buried Treasures of Kentucky

~Michael Paul Hensen - 108 pgs

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Price: $8.95

Nevada Lost Mines and Buried Treasures

~ Douglas McDonald - 128 pgs

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Price: $9.99

New Mexico Treasure Tales

~W.C. Jameson - 199 pgs

New Mexico - The Land of Enchantment! In addition to its natural wonders, New Mexico claims a history unlike that of any other state. It is filled with characters from myriad cultures along with compelling and colorful events. And as if that weren't enough, the state of New Mexico has given birth to some of the most amazing and incredible legends and tales of lost mines and buried treasures. Twenty-six of those tales are presented in this book by veteran treasure hunter W. C. Jameson are the result of more than four decades of research, exploration, and discovery.

Price: $13.95

Stake Your Claim

~Mark S. Silva - 100 pgs

More info to come soon!

Price: $19.95

Quest for Gold

~Gene Botts - 195 pgs

Everyone is getting rich in Arizona and Jacob Waltz has the fever: Gold fever. A lost legend in the making, Quest for Gold is the epic story of Jacob Waltz and the Lost Dutchman's Mine. A delightful western unfolds when characters and country settle under an Arizona sunset during the 49'ers' quest for gold.

Price: $8.95

The Beach Hunter's Treasure Guide

~Robert Granville - 31 pgs

Find the origins of beach treasure, learn the weather conditions and the different techniques to do depending on the weather, learn the life cycle of the beach, how to use recovery tools on the beach and learn where treasure hides with current patterns.

Price: $8.95

The Hunt for Amazing Treasures

~Sondra Farrell Bazrod - 228 pgs

The Hunt for Amazing Treasures reveals the fantastic stories behind dozens of these lucky, lucrative finds, from the identification of a rare copy of the Declaration of Independence (a $4 flea market buy!) to the discovery of a 34-carat diamond by a West Virginia boy while pitching horseshoes in his backyard. Most of all, 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!

Price: $12.95

The Shallow Water Treasure Hunting

~Robert Granville - 68 pgs

Shallow water metal detecting is usually some of the most productive metal detecting out there. Shallow water for wading with a metal detector means less than 4 feet deep, and shallow water for diving with a metal detector would be 20 feet deep or less. Whereas most land sites have been hit hard over and over, for decades, many water sites are still untouched territory, and it is a lot harder for a hunter, or group of hunters, to totally clean out a spot in the water. The Shallow Water Treasure Hunting is a manually to join many sucessful treasure hunters by learning the techniques used by the pros with searching and recovering finds in the water and also how to build equipment to aid you in your quest for treasure.

Price: $9.95

Treasure - Signs - Symbols- Shadow & Sun Signs

~Charles Kenworthy - 63 pgs

The very best tool a seeker of treasure could have is correct and accurate information about its  existence. The next best thing is a comprehensive understanding of signs and symbols that lead directly to the desired location. This book reveals all the man-made and natural signs that could point to your biggest find yet!

Price: $16.95

Treasure Caches can be found

~Charles Garrett - 194 pgs

Join Charles Garrett, one of the industry’s foremost authorities, as he explores the fascinating hobby of cache hunting in his exciting new book, Treasure Caches Can Be Found. Some of the topics covered in this publication include: defining a cache, researching a cache, locating a cache using metal detectors, recovering a cache once found, legal aspects, buried treasures of the Outlaws, and much more! Full of photographs and diagrams, an excellent resource for the modern treasure hunter!

Price: $9.95

Treasure Hunting for Fun and Profit

~Charles Garrett - 205 pgs

An excellent general introduction to metal detecting. This book covers coin detecting, how to find gold nuggets with a metal detector, search beaches for lost jewelry and other items, plus how to successfully hunt for relic and lucrative caches. Get professional tips on when and where to use your metal detector and accessory equipment, learn how a metal detector works, and become well-read on laws relating to metal detecting.

Price: $9.95