allen
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just awesome !!!!
Giant house filled with tons of cash and antiques!!!
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PAPPYGOL
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hello. i heard one time that people would put money in the used razor blade slot in the old medicine cabinets. might be a place to look.
Silver Searcher
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Great post arron....I like espesially the Japanese swords, but give the blades a clean you are not supposed to touch them with the bare hand, also if you hang them on the wall make sure the point of the blade is not facing the door entrance, this I belive is regarded as an insult 
good luck with the Allandens cave 
good luck with the Allandens cave 
Mentalfloss
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very nice
silvercop
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amazing
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Tenderfoot
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Another good place to look is outside the house. Take a walk around the house and look for water pipes, such as iron and galvanized pipes near outside faucets. Give them a light kick with the toe of your shoe and you might just hear a metallic clink from several hidden coins. If you're lucky enough to have found this kind of hidden cache, it won't take long to pull the pipe out of the ground, since it's not really connected to a water supply. This kind of hiding place has been used many, many times down through the years! Good luck in your search!
olepossum
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loose floor boards ,heater ,vents ,behind medicine cabinets ,false bottoms of drawers ,under the drawers ,light globes hidey spot for coins and keys, basment ,look for loose bricks, crawl spaces,high spots in dirt floors out of place concreette re placement , up the fire place . and are there any other siblings for your woman or her father that might come in and want a share or try to get in when no one else is around oh yes look under matress and look for sewed up places in matress that s how fortunes are thrown away or burned old folks thought the matress was a bank the same for pillows.
olepossum
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have her dad or her buy one and then get a tent and camp out there and go to town and dig every siginal never know what you will find and maybe when the yard is turned over they willlet you keep the machine hell you never know you might find one in the house.
John987
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Amazing post and a great read!
I hope you made out well all things considered.
I hope you made out well all things considered.
civil war hunter
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Look thro books theres always good things in old books.
lonesomebob
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out of doors, look at fence posts,there may be a short one,I found a quart of silver dollars that way . and if there is a tall chimney I found fine things buried where the full moon cast its shadow, look at the whole shadow. with a detector. or a tall pole. Bob
BurnedSpy
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If you know how, take off the handle on the katana (japanese sword) and you can find out who made it, and when. I can read some japanese, so if you ever do, post a picture of it, and I'll see if I can translate it out for you. Some katana made by certain makers sell for extremely high prices in Japan.
7creeks
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Did you get it unloaded. If not to unload pull the hammer back one click, push the button on the rod under the barrel and pull it straight out, finally push the cylinder out the left side. Remember alway point it away from people
aaron7 said:Updates!!!
Here are some of the newest finds! I feel like a pirate!! Haha
First item is a VERY small pistol, about 4? long! It says ?North American Arms? on it. Any idea of the age? Also, I KNOW it is loaded, but I do not know how do unload it. I will bring it to a gun shop.
Second is a Smith & Wesson ?32? ?CTGE?. No other details on that one!
Next up is a good one. This has Japanese writing on the butt, but I cannot decipher it.
Here is a HORRIBLE idea! It?s a PEZ dispenser? and the candy comes from the barrel! Let?s just put guns in our mouths! Haha
There are LOTS of furs; I?ll just post a few:
And this old sewing machine, like new with all the accessories! Dated 1952.
I?ll keep everyone posted!
Deepdiger60
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Holy Cow !! what a find nice 
have you had a chance to detect the grounds outside that house ?? i bet ya theres stuff buried ?
have you had a chance to detect the grounds outside that house ?? i bet ya theres stuff buried ?
Coins4Cheese
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bigticket said:
Where can I find the beekrock thread? I tried to find it, but I had not success.
BobinSouthVA
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Coins4Cheese said:
http://www.treasurenet.com/f/index.php/topic,3103.0.html
on the old forums, well worth the read if your looking for hidey holes.
