What is this? Do you think there is something cool inside?

Portland oregon

Sorry I don't know where it was actually found

It was with a HUGe amount of other crystals and rocks but no other egg shape one like this

Edit: lolol it's a ROCK! 😂

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In light of the new 6 questions with Jon Collins-Black Kpro has a new location for the Past and Future Box!

i've had this idea in my mind for a very long time but never acted on it. i was really inspired by the book The Secret: A Treasure Hunt, which is about fantasy and hidden treasures that can be found by solving clues in the paintings and verses. i've always wanted to bury and hide treasures of my own

i'm not planning on making any puzzles or giving away the locations. they would be entirely random. if someone finds them, they find them. that's all

i was thinking of hiding the treasures in mostly small containers since i don't want to bury anything big because it would require more effort. if i bury something in public places, it has to be small, and i would have to act very quickly

i actually live in a place that's constantly changing and everything is very modern and recent so some of my treasures might be found very quickly, likely by construction workers. some might even be found years, decades, or even 100 years later if i hide them in secluded locations

what i want your help with:

1. i wanted suggestions on what i could hide my treasure in. the container has to be something cheap but also something that would last a very long time and not erode. i want suggestions on how i can achieve this
2. what do i actually hide in these containers? do i hide cash or coins? my banknotes are made of polymer so it could probably last longer. i can't really think of anything else to hide. if you have any thoughts on this, please let me know. it doesn't have to be of monetary value. it could be anything

Here are three dates that help separate Florida's Spanish treasure-fleet stories, with a ship to connect to each one:

• 1622 — Atocha and Santa Margarita. Both belonged to the Tierra Firme fleet and were lost in a hurricane in the Florida Keys.
• 1715 — Urca de Lima. This wreck belongs to the fleet disaster along Florida's Atlantic coast.
• 1733 — San Pedro. This ship was part of another fleet caught in a hurricane in the Florida Keys.

Why did so many of these voyages pass Florida? Homebound Spanish fleets followed the Gulf Stream through the Straits of Florida and up the coast before turning east toward the Azores and Spain.

The National Park Service's maritime history connects the three fleets and explains the route. The Florida Museum's online shipwreck exhibit adds the individual wreck histories.

Which museum collection or book would you recommend for learning more about one of these fleets?

This could involve something in Minot, ND as well

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Just bought a metal detector and this was my first time taking it out ever, and I pulled a ring within the fist 10 min that has "N A" on the face. Maybe Narcotics Anonymous?
It has "P 10k" stamped on it too. Do you think this means 10k plumb or maybe plated? I'm hooked now!

EDIT: I brought it to a jeweler and they confirmed it’s solid gold (12k to 13k he said) and the scrap metal is worth $270!

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Good morning redditors,
I see on instagram @ironcowboyjames is starting to release clues on his 500k buried treasure. With hints throughout a book series as well as on instagram and other sources. Just wanted to say im excited to start looking and follow the journey!

USA.

Is it arsenic?

Does that what it means the bulging, of intense dark orange bubbles???

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Hey treasure hunters!

I'm the founder of Skavengerz, a Utah startup with a slightly ridiculous mission: use technology to get people OFF their phones and back into the real world. Yes, we see the irony. We're embracing it.

We've partnered with Krypto Chase to help launch a massive treasure hunt across all 50 states. Real locations, real puzzles, real adventures, and actual money at the end. No sitting on your couch Googling answers in your underwear. Well, at least not for the entire hunt.

Here's the fun part:

Each state will have its own competition with a $5,000 prize (cash or Bitcoin). State winners advance to a planned national championship with a $1 MILLION grand prize. The national prize is contingent on the competition meeting its funding requirements, so check the official rules for the details.

We're kicking things off in Utah, where registration is already open. There is an entry fee to compete for prizes, but our Skavengerz app itself is free.

KSL News came out yesterday to interview us and demonstrate how the whole thing works. Somehow, they managed to make us look like responsible adults running a legitimate company. Impressive journalism.

Here's the story and video:

https://www.ksl.com/article/51636562/the-hunt-for-1m-begins-utah-team-unveils-national-scavenger-challenge

But seriously, the money is exciting, and who wouldn't want a million bucks? What gets me fired up is the possibility of getting thousands of people outside, exploring places they've never been, solving puzzles, and making memories that don't involve scrolling through somebody else's vacation photos.

And since this subreddit is full of people who actually know a thing or two about treasure hunting, I'd love your input.

If you were designing a nationwide treasure hunt, what would make it awesome? And what would make you immediately say, "Nope, I'm out"?

We're still building and refining this thing, so genuinely interested in your thoughts. Even the brutally honest ones. Especially those, actually.

Hi Guys
Any machine btw 10-20k that works to find hidden treasure
Thanks

"More precisely, I am looking to connect with individuals tied to the historical branches of the Savy family (particularly the lineage from the Seychelles) or the Nagéon de Lestang family (specifically the branches established in Mauritius and Réunion Island). If you belong to these bloodlines, or if you have been in contact with researchers who worked on their private archives in the Mascarene Islands, your insights would be incredibly valuable."

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Looking for the original source / private owner of the "Second La Buse Cryptogram" (Pirate Treasure Map)

Post:

Hello everyone,

I am looking for a very specific piece of information regarding a famous pirate document known as “The Second Cryptogram of Olivier Levasseur (La Buse)”.

I have been researching this document for many years, but I’ve hit a brick wall regarding one mystery: the exact origin of this specific photograph.

The image shows the parchment laid out against a light beige/pinkish wall background. It first circulated online in the early 2000s, notably on a French historical research website run by Yannick Benaben. However, the physical vellum itself is widely known to be held in a private collection, and the owner’s identity has been kept anonymous for security reasons.

I am trying to connect with anyone who might have reliable information, leads, or anecdotes regarding:

1. The identity of the current owner (or a general idea of where the physical document is located).
2. The person who took this specific photograph, or the location where it was taken.
3. Any researchers, historians, or locals (likely in Réunion Island or Mauritius) who have had direct physical access to it.

My sole objective is to discuss the history of the artifact itself and learn more about its physical medium (the type of skin used, the inks, and its current state of preservation).

If you have any leads, know anyone connected to the circle of treasure hunters who handled this document, or if you can help trace the digital origin of this photo, please comment below or send me a DM.

Thank you so much for your time and help!

I live in southwest Missouri and fount these interesting potential artifacts. I fount these while on an outing at my ex oladies family's estate. They'ze a whole bunch of them still to be harvested but these is just a few of what I helped myself to. Do yall think these is sure nuf artifacts or just the run of the mill pos, white trash chert? Thanking you in advance.

Ty

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Hy, here the finds off yesterday parkhunting the Netherlands. Have a great weekend everybody 😊👍