Friday Flight - Socially Responsible Investing, Bad Credit Cards, & Finding (literal) Diamonds #264
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and dive into the fascinating world of Crater of Diamonds State Park in Arkansas, the only place in the U.S. where the public can search for diamonds. Matt shares an intriguing story about a man who found a nine-carat diamond, highlighting the park's unique appeal. Joel expresses his amazement at this concept, comparing it to apple picking but with far more valuable rewards.
It's a legit thing. People often find diamonds there. They're not always record-setting size diamonds, but it is not abnormal for a person once a day from that park to find a diamond.
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The hosts discuss how this park offers a rare and exciting opportunity for visitors to potentially strike it rich while enjoying a day out with family and friends 1 2.
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Diamond Value
The financial implications of finding a diamond at Crater of Diamonds State Park are significant. and discuss the potential value of these discoveries, with one diamond found being worth up to $300,000 after cutting. Matt humorously suggests that frequent visits to the park could be an alternative retirement plan.
I think you have a better chance of actually finding a diamond than your kid becoming a professional athlete with a massive sponsorship.
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Joel agrees, noting the fascinating financial potential of these diamond finds, making the park an intriguing destination for treasure hunters 2.