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.
Explorers find $1 million in gold coins and chains from the Spanish ship 1715 Fleet that shipwrecked off the Florida coast on July 31, 1715.
Emil Knodell bought a piece of furniture for $100 at an estate sale but he got a lot more than he paid for when he took a look inside.
An anonymous couple were walking their dog on their property when came across something interesting buried next to an old tree.
Let's dance with the exciting gangnam, and at the same time to catch as many treasures as you can!
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