10 Best Metal Detector For Meteorite Hunting

Best Metal Detector For Meteorite Hunting in 2023

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10 Common Items of Value for Treasure Hunting

10 everyday items that have value that you should be collecting.

The first source of treasure is simply coins. Everyone has a stash of coins in their home. Silver coins made in 1964 and before are actually made from silver. The silver content of these coins (as of the date of writing) makes them worth about 10 times their face value. Copper pennies (1982 and earlier) are worth more as copper than a penny.

Another way to treasure hunt with coins is to pick them up. Almost every parking lot in America has a stray penny in it. I pick up about $2 a week this way. I'm not getting rich but it works out to over $100 a year.

While the price of aluminum cans has fallen, you can still consider them treasure as they are worth picking up. Every can is worth about a penny even with today's low prices. When the economy recovers, so should the value of aluminum.

Metal detecting for coins and jewelry is another form of treasure hunting that can turn up some interesting and valuable finds. A cheap metal detector can be had for less a hundred bucks (sometimes much less).

Getting back to more traditional treasure hunting, Native American / Indian arrowheads and other items are well scattered across the United States. A quick scan of eBay shows arrowheads being sold from $10 to over a hundred. Not bad for getting to spend time outdoors.

While you are out treasure hunting for arrowheads keep an eye out for fossils as well. A common fossil will sell for a few dollars and the sky is the limit on the high end.

I have found most of my arrowheads and fossils in creek and river banks and beds. This is a good place to pan for gold as well. Gold prices are currently high. A gold pan will cost you less than 10 bucks and might well score you a bag full of money.

With stock prices at a very low price, there is certainly treasure to be found in stocks. Knowledge again is key, don't go into this treasure hunting world without knowing what you are doing.

Unclaimed property division within the state and federal government is an easy way to treasure hunt from the comfort of your home. Perhaps grandpa had some money that no one knew about, it is certainly worth a look.

Browsing through thrift stores and other used item stores can be a great treasure hunt. I have found fairly valuable art, books, antiques, and other items. My best find was a book that I sold for over $100, I paid 10 cents for it.

Treasure is all around you if you just take the time to look. While you might not be able to quit your job every extra source of income helps.