Ten years ago Forrest Fenn, a 89-year-old art and antiquities collector, published clues to this treasure in his autobiography “The Thrill of the Chase”. Fenn estimated that as many as 350,000 people from around the world went hunting for the treasure, according to the Santa Fe New Mexican. Some quit their jobs to fully dedicate their lives to the hunt and some even died. Fenn announced that the decade-long adventure for the treasure had come to an end on June 6, after a man from "back East" had discovered it among the Rocky Mountains.

A journalist from Business Insider took a trip to Savannah to visit Gulfstream's headquarters, a Georgia-based business jet aircraft manufacturer. He, along with several other journalists, could enjoy a private flight on a Gulfstream G550. Here's his story about his trip, the jet and what he saw at the company's HQ.

For those with extremely deep pockets consider purchasing this 35-acre island located in Exumas in the center of the Bahamas.

Amazing money for old words!

An answer to this question can be given by a 28-year-old German who was driving at a high speed on a wet motorway.

In these times of economy crises, some people are working hard to keep their budgets, while others that work at Google are being paid top dollar to stay in their positions and not cross over to other companies such as Facebook.

This is how modern bomb shelters look like. Of course, their prices are really high. This one, for example, costs $10 million. Do I need one? The answer is… NO :) But it is great!

Bills are not too thick. For example, every dollar is only 0.0043 inches, the U.S. Treasury reports. If you stack one million dollars vertically (using hundred dollar bills), the stack will be less than 4 feet high. Even a large sum of money may look pretty small. After the jump, you will see the "harvest" of millions of bills and coins.