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X didn’t mark the spot but Vancouver couple win national treasure hunting contest

Treasure hunters spend 3 years tracking down prize

By Monika Spykerman, Columbian staff writer
Published: February 13, 2024, 6:03am
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Inside the box was a golden treasure chest, which could be exchanged for the real treasure: coins, gems, fossils, historical currency and other items.
Inside the box was a golden treasure chest, which could be exchanged for the real treasure: coins, gems, fossils, historical currency and other items. (Contributed photo) Photo Gallery

If you thought treasure hunting was just for pirates, you haven’t met Vancouver couple Dustin White, 41, and Deidra White, 38.

On Jan. 20, the couple won a national treasure hunt by digging up the prize near a statue of Capt. William Clark in Long Beach. It wasn’t a massive treasure chest full of jewels and gold doubloons.

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