The phrase "average treasure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a treasure that is not exceptional or extraordinary, but rather typical or moderate in value or significance.
Example: "While the museum boasts many rare artifacts, the average treasure on display is still fascinating to see."
Alternatives: "ordinary treasure" or "typical treasure".
I have far more respect for the average treasure hunter, as many are equally as knowledgeable as the government historians and archaeologists, but they get out in the field and underwater, work hard, take enormous risks, and make their own discoveries.
For a party of 4 first level characters, an average treasure horde would be 300 GP, two 50 GP gems, a masterwork battleaxe, and four potions of Cure Light Wounds for later adventures.
Winners in a shady game of craps, two rollicking lads, Tulio and Miguel, come into possession of an average-looking treasure map pointing toward El Dorado, city of gold.
The 10th highest per-screen average belonged to National Treasure 2 and its 31percentt Rotten Tomatoes rating.
Since the scheme was expanded to cover the whole of England and Wales in 2003, reporting of "treasure" has on average doubled each year.
Corporations pay, on average, $55 to $60 per participant for treasure hunts with clues that require players to test their brains and perform silly acts to reach goals.
Significant tree damage was reported within golf courses along the Treasure Coast, with an average of 300-500 trexperiencingcing damage per course.
In some countries, rich investors hold an average of 18percentt of their wealth in treasure.
The conclusion of Sky1's Treasure Island, featuring stars including Eddie Izzard and Elijah Wood, pulled in an average audience of 895,000 and a 3.3% share in the 7pm slot.
My average of four with a highest score of 13 notwithstanding, I still treasure that ghostly potential half-century".
More than 175 book dealers will be on the lookout for what the average cluttered household considers a doorstop, but what they know to be a treasure.
