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Welcome To Western & Eastern Treasures Magazine

 

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[SeabeeRon]

WELCOME! I see you have a Pacific Grove PO Box, that is just across the bay from me!

 

[Guest 1551]

Awesome! Welcome guys!

 

[releventchair]

Welcome aboard and thanks for your support.

 

[Digzit2]

Welcome to Tnet.Thanks for the support.

 

[UNC_]

welcome aboard glad to see u

 

[Keppy]

 

[jeff of pa]

Welcome Back W&E Treasures !

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

Welcome aboard!!!!

 

[Goose-0]

A very good magazine. I've been getting it for 24 years......I don't dare let my subscription expire. I've also had 3 articles printed in W&ET.

 

[donj]

Can we get the special club pricing?

 

[doggoneitdignit]

Did WETreasure draw for the 400i giveaway already on their past February issue?

 

[Trezurehunter]

Best Treasure Hunting Magazine out there. I have been a subscriber for around 20 yrs. now, and will only let it expire ( when I do !! ). Thanks for your support W&E.

 

[DeepseekerADS]

I was heading for the cashier in a convenience store in Midland, Michigan, early in 1983. The magazine rack faced me as I was in line to pay. I saw a copy of W&E Treasures in the rack and it changed my life.

I'd always had a treasure kind of dream. When my mother married my stepfather, we were "remodeling/rebuilding" - loved that house, it burnt down, but before that, the city dumps were open to scavenging = I don't think they are now for a long time back. But I found incredible things there - mostly focused on stamp collecting at the time - accumulated over 50,000 stamps. It was an incredible place - those caches of treasure, basically the disposed estates from our elderly folks who passed in the late 50's and early 60's.

And then in 1959 or 60 I was kicking dirt clods on the school yard and kicked up a Spanish Reale. The coin, I gave to my stepfather, and when when he passed, he gave it back to me. So then, I passed it to my son. He lost it, but no big deal for me though I wished that had not happened.

I guess that's why metal detecting has always been so appealing - sometimes you find things you treasure - and then you await your next adventure.

I'll hunt till I drop - it's Deep

Thanks to Western & Eastern Treasures, I'm the happy fellow I am today - there's another delight coming