The test bores revealed a cache of silver that may rank as one of the greatest finds since conquistadors began digging 455 years ago at the famous Potos mine 91 miles to the northeast.
The test bores revealed a cache of silver that may rank as one of the greatest finds since the conquistadors began digging 455 years ago at the famous Potos mine 150 kilometers to the northeast.
The boys fare better, though, finding their father, inheriting a cache of silver from Winstanley, and returning to their home in Mousehole, no longer reliant on Aunt Alice's meager hospitality.
In 1913 Texas, Pike Bishop William Holdenn), the leader of a gang of aging outlaws, is seeking retirement with one final score: the robbery of a railroad office containing a cache of silver.
The collection's other silver linings are substantial caches of work by the lapsed Abstract Expressionist Philip Guston and the poetic Minimalist-realist Vija Celmins, and clusters of sculptures by Ken Price, Joel Shapiro, Mark di Suvero and to some extent Christopher Wilmarth, a middling Post-Minimalist to whom Mr. Broida was overly devoted.
On sunny mornings, the buckets on his dock smelled of fresh, wet earth (his nightcrawler cache) and the silver minnows swam in thick schools in a pool he had built at the shoreline.
It was a beautiful room, a room for feasting — the result of years of assaults on estate sales and hapless dealers who, as she liked to say, arriving home with a twenty-five-dollar cache of Georgian silver or an eighteenth-century Connecticut corner cabinet, "didn't know what they had".
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The cache of thousands of English gold and silver coins was unexplained.
