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This magazine has stories which include:

Build a loop stabilizer: For 75 cents you can make this accessory in less than an hour. By Bill Gallagher

Great lakes beaches. By Terry Cantin

Something worth wading for: A first-time water hunter shares his experiences. By Gilbert Lyon

Treasures of the Boardwalk: Scores of old coins found near resort storefronts. By David Finnern

Freshwater beaches mean fabulous finds: No galleons or doubloons, but plenty of excitement and profit! By Jerry Eckhart

Caney Creek II-Day of the parrot: A sensational CW find at a Texas Gulf coast site. By Bobby Mckinney

Accessible Accessories: Don’t leave home without ‘em! By Kirk VanSooy

Ghost Town USA-Cleator and Crown King, Arizona. By Gary B. Speck

The Cozumel Island Treasure Hunt: Exploring Mexico’s historic Yucatan Peninsula. By Roy Zeper

Winter shallow-water searches: Plan now for the other water hunting season. By John R. Fox

Tips for successful beach hunting: Even newcomers can make impressive finds in and near the water. By Ty Brook

Diamonds and Discrimination: Wedding bands but no engagement rings? Try this idea! By David Porter

Knee deep in Australian Water: Take a break from the goldfields and head for the beach. By Bob Murray

Two heads are better than one: Everyone has some special knowledge or skill that can help you. By William D. Heine Jr

A Grain of sand: Some “bitty-gritty” tips for first-time beachcombers. By Betty R. Maruna

Gary Nicholls- An Inspirational TH’er: “if the Olympics has a TH’ing decathlon, he’d be on the U.S. team!” by Paul Thurman

Treasure Lust….The Virginia point story: Relics await recovery in the sands of Galveston Bay. By Karen Brown

Boulevard Bonanza: “The two of us found 310 coins in only three hours.” By Jeffy  Tiffey

Big-City Treasure Awareness: Learn to zero in on urban TH’ing hotspots. By Michael Chaplan

The Wall: Don’t let concrete and steel stop you! By David L. Jones

Happy Father’s Day: A tale of a lost class ring… and a TH’er with a lot of class. By John Underwood

Don’t just stand there, Go do it!: its time to get serious about your search for treasure. By H. Glenn Carson.