Treasure hunting is a passion for Del City man
DEL CITY — When Justin Finley was 9 years old, he asked his mother if he could make a swimming hole in the backyard.
Finley never finished the pool, but he found a hobby buried in the dirt and clay of the family's Sulphur home. He found a bottle buried in the yard. It was old and had a skull and crossbones on it. He later sold the bottle for a tidy profit.
“I was pretty much hooked from there,” Fi...
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