Book Information Needed

Hi Jim,
There are so many good books out there on detecting and treasure hunting, it is hard to pick just one or two to get your started. However, the first one that pops to mind is "The Treasure Hunting Handbook," by Andy Sabisch. This 256-page book is crammed full of tips, techniques, forms, references to related books, magazines, videos and Internet forums and more to help you become more successful no matter what type of treasure hunting you might be involved in or thinking about trying. Topics covered include The “Formula for Success,” a step-by-step guide, research techniques that can help you find sites others have overlooked, recovering targets faster allowing you to find more in less time, identifying, cleaning, preserving, and displaying your finds, information on clubs, organizations and laws worldwide, just to name a few. It also includes the extremely helpful Equipment Buyer's Guide that should answer most, if not all, the questions you might have or come up with when trying to decide which detector to buy. It includes details and photos on more than 125 metal detectors currently on the market from manufacturers around the world and concludes with a chart that allows for easy comparison of features from model-to-model to help you make a sound buying decision.
You can order it for $24.95 plus S&H at www.LostTreasure.com /catalog/books or by calling 800-423-0029, Ext. 2. Hope this helps!