Treasure Hunters LLC To Close Doors After Years Of Cherished Finds

"One man's junk is another man's treasure".

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I've done it myself.  Driven through an alley and spied something near a trash can that someone had discarded like a used napkin.  Loaded it up and brought it home to my loving wife.

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If the typical dumpster dive relic isn't "up your alley", and you prefer thrifting in store, your options are soon to be fewer in Great Falls.  A favorite stop for those looking for the unique antique or trying to save a few dollars will be closing by the end of February.

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Treasure Hunters LLC To Close Doors After Years of Cherished Finds

Announced over social media at the end of January, the locally owned store "Treasure Hunters LLC" located at 813 3rd Avenue South in Great Falls will be closing their doors within weeks.  Despite the sadness over the closing, including one commentor stating "makes me so sad, we really enjoy your shop!", the owners say now is the time to move on to other ventures.

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Currently, the doors to Treasure Hunters are closed, but the liquidation sale is set to begin on February 9, 2026, until inventory is gone; but will end regardless on February 28, 2026.

Store will Feature Many New Items, with Help from Unique Store in Conrad

Helping with the liquidation is "My Crazy Wife and Her Idea's" store, currently located in Conrad, and "My Husband and His Stupid Trucks", also based in Conrad, Montana.  In making the announcement, the business stated that:

Expect to find STACKS of cool stuff, PILES of clothes, LOTS of vintage nostalgia, some antiques, great books, MOUNTAINS of VHS and DVDs, electronics, collectibles at "GET THIS CRAP OUTTA HERE" prices!

"Get the crap outta here" prices?  Now that is something that will catch my attention, and probably much easier than driving alleyways throughout the Electric City.  Hopefully a new treasure trove store will appear in the location soon for savvy shoppers in the Falls.