TrashureSeeker
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Boy, this was a fun trip but sadly we can't go magnetfishing in our city without a permit anymore and the cops said it is unlikely we as upstanding citizens will get such a permit.


Dang! You would think the town would love having you guys pulling all that stuff out of the river. Love the Vid.![]()
I wish we found safes in the US while magnet fishing, for some reason they are much more common in Europe

Boy, this was a fun trip but sadly we can't go magnetfishing in our city without a permit anymore and the cops said it is unlikely we as upstanding citizens will get such a permit.![]()
I was Talking to Myself 
QUESTION why are so many safes found in the rivers there ?My Buddy Olaf has found probably 50-100 safes in Europe while magnet fishing in the past few years
Those opened safes,if they are in restorable shape,are worth some serious geetus in the right hands.You can find opened safes, near old train station ruins, around ghost towns in western US states.
Those opened safes,if they are in restorable shape,are worth some serious geetus in the right hands.You can find opened safes, near old train station ruins, around ghost towns in western US states.
Yes indeed! Rich folks like to have them in the house as much for show as practical use.That one would bring the Premium price as they say!The safe I'm thinking of owner of Turquoise Museum at ghost town Los Cerrillos, NM. Once he told me, used clay for adobe repair on building. Found a number of old coins digging clay in back side of town some distance from the foundation of old train station. Old topo shows tracks coming across river to station. His boy went to look around, then found the safe opened. A historical ghost town safe should be worth a little more $$$$$.
