Jumbo Pirate Dig Kit – 12 Treasures, Mini Chest & Map

Twelve treasures. One pirate dig.

Start with a chest-shaped block topped by a pirate skull. Chip away at the surface to uncover gem pieces, coins and other hidden treasures, then brush each one clean.

Unfold the map, compare the finds and gather them in the separate mini chest. The treasure hunt can carry on after the last piece comes out.

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The block, the tools, and a chest for the finds.

The large chest is the excavation block. The smaller chest is a separate piece for collecting the treasures.

Count your way to twelve.

Sort the finds by shape and color as they emerge. The assortment mixes pirate props with shiny gem-shaped and stone-like pieces.

These are play treasures, not a collection of 12 precious gemstones or solid-gold coins.

Chip carefully. Brush often.

Work around each treasure as it appears. You do not need to finish the block in one sitting.

Match the treasure. Pick a route.

Lay out the map beside your cleaned finds. Look for the matching pictures, spot the compass rose and trace a route between the marked locations.

Choose where your crew will sail next. The map gives the coins, key and gem pieces a place in the story after the excavation.

Fill the little chest. Plan another hunt.

Gather the cleaned treasures in the mini chest. Hide it nearby and make a few clues of your own for the next round of play.

Count the pieces before putting them away so the key, skull, coins and gems stay together.

Costumes, model ships and other scene props shown in the photographs are not included.

Two chisels. Two brushes. One block.

Take turns using the hammer, or let one person dig while another brushes the latest find. The second chisel and brush mean you can swap jobs without passing every tool back and forth.

For a party where each child needs a separate block, choose an individual-block set. This kit is one shared excavation.

See the 12-block gemstone kit

A different box. The same treasure hunt.

You may receive the older or newer box design shown here. The product inside is identical.

For ages six and up.

Read the supplied instructions before digging. An adult should supervise tool use and help arrange a stable, covered work area.

Size, packing, and age details.

Check the product dimensions or use the carton information for a larger order.

A few practical answers.

Check the two chests, shared tools and packaging details before planning your dig.