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  1. #1

    Dec 2006
    Lansdowne, Pa
    138

    Buried my own cache.

    Hi, just got done burying my own cache.It cantains about 1.73 in change.A couple tokens.A one and two dollar bill.Stamps(US and world)Marbles.Poker chips.A wooden beaded necklace.And a note saying."This cache was buried by Matthew Ryan Frederick Kozloski on September 8th 12:30pm 2007". I buried this cache under a pillar to my deck. There is a marking in the wood that looks like this.



  2. #2

    Feb 2007
    Bradenton, Fl
    ACE 250, Minelab Excal II, ETrac
    5,684
    28 times
    Banner Finds (1)
    Honorable Mentions (1)

    Re: Buried my own cache.

    Cool idea!
    Debby

  3. #3
    Charter Member
    us
    MINELAB XS-2 Pro ....... XTERRA 305 ....... EXPLORER SE PRO

    Dec 2003
    Joliett Schuylkill County
    35,499
    132 times
    All Types Of Treasure Hunting

    Re: Buried my own cache.

    I'll be over tonight to get it.

    What time to you go to Sleep ?




    Cool Time Capsule alkoz
    discriminate out Spike TV and American Diggers !

  4. #4

    Dec 2006
    Lansdowne, Pa
    138

    Re: Buried my own cache.

    Just buried yet another on the side of my house and contained about the same stuff.So that is my 3rd cache.My first is a cache of 24 token buried in my front lawn.So my house has 3 caches. cool!

  5. #5
    us
    Sep 2007
    UTAH
    tf900 & a good old fashioned willow forked limb
    630
    2 times

    Re: Buried my own cache.

    I hope to write a treasure book before my time is up.....Alright if I include your legend in it? Twisted

  6. #6

    Dec 2006
    Lansdowne, Pa
    138

    Re: Buried my own cache.

    Yeah,i dont mind.

  7. #7

    Dec 2006
    Lansdowne, Pa
    138

    Re: Buried my own cache.

    Just buried 500 copper pennies which could be as valuable as gold in 2084.

  8. #8
    drindianajones

    Re: Buried my own cache.

    Wow you buried $1.17 million?

    Now I will just tell my friends at a bar

  9. #9

    Dec 2005
    S.W. Tennessee
    Tesoro. Minelab. Fisher.
    505

    Re: Buried my own cache.

    I once found about 6 mayo jars buried in a yard.
    They were all half filled with water.
    I left them there.
    To protect our hobby, always fill the holes you dig.

  10. #10
    us
    wolf pack!!!

    Sep 2006
    Texas
    Minlabe SE, ace 250, fisher 1280x
    4,506
    Banner Finds (2)
    Honorable Mentions (1)

    Re: Buried my own cache.

    H2O cache could be valuable some day
    Leave no stone unturned.

  11. #11

    Mar 2008
    Aloha,Oregon
    Treasure Hunter Vision Pro XJ9
    19

    Re: Buried my own cache.

    "Amazing plastic mines discovered in 2092." LOL
    "I began a journey of a thousand miles with one step and look what I stepped in!"

  12. #12

    Re: Buried my own cache.

    Great idea. Love the symbol drawing too. Thanks for the post.
    -MM-
    Oldest coin - 1700's Spanish silver piece of 8 reale
    Oldest U.S. silver - 1833 Capped Bust Half Dime
    Oldest U.S. copper - 1847 Large cent
    Civil War best finds:
    *NC officers belt buckle
    *CSN Confederate Navy Officer button
    *Eagle Sword Belt Plate

  13. #13
    Charter Member
    ca
    Apr 2008
    Hong Kong Island
    50
    Shipwrecks

    Re: Buried my own cache.

    Awesome Idea! I have so many rolls of circulated wheat pennies and other basically non-valuable coins that I might just do the same thing. Maybe in the future someone will find them and they will be worth something. Its always good to give back to the hobby that has given to you.
    Aspiring Treasure Diver!

  14. #14
    B

    Dec 2007
    bounty hunter lonestar/junior
    178

    Re: Buried my own cache.

    Im saving some coisn and starting my own collection because if i stick wiht coin collecting for awhile im burying a nice cache and leaveing a map of it lol
    whats meant to be will be nothing else

  15. #15
    The REAL Diamond Jim

    Mar 2006
    382

    Re: Buried my own cache.

    I buried a cache of coins when I was a kid...

    2 harlem ave
    Glenview, Ill

    Lemme know if you find it :-)

    Check out my youtube hunt videos!  http://www.youtube.com/roadkillscjim

  16. #16
    B

    Dec 2007
    bounty hunter lonestar/junior
    178

    Re: Buried my own cache.

    lol cool thnx for that
    whats meant to be will be nothing else

  17. #17
    us
    Jul 2006
    Berkeley Springs, WV
    Garett
    4

    Re: Buried my own cache.

    I burried one for my son 11 yrs ago.. and I left a map to it on the back of a map he drew of Treasure Island when he was 6 .. I have Framed the Map and put a note on the back of the frame.. the map also has a riddle which should guide him to the location near his Grandmothers. Its only $20 Susan B's but I thought it would make for a great adventure for him and his kids when I'm gone. Or maybe I'll still be arround when he finds the map maybe he'll have kids by then.. He's only 20 now

  18. #18

    Mar 2008
    Chicago IL
    Minelab_Explorer_SE_Pro w/ SunRay pinpointer & Garrett_Ace250
    7,326
    9 times
    All Types Of Treasure Hunting

    Re: Buried my own cache.

    I should do something like that. I have a lot of wheaties just sitting in an old cigar box not doing nothing. I also have a lot of old food jars from the 60, I will bury a few $ out in the middle of my woods.





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    http://youtube.com/user/TreasureFiend

 

 

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