BURIED TREASURE

In 1983 a young Entrepreneur created a "virtual" buried treasure by burying $ 100,000 of gemstones in a specified location in the United States. It was a "virtual" buried treasure because the treasure was not really buried but resided safely in the young entrepreneur's safety deposit box.

He offered the "armchair" buried treasure to anyone who could guess its location. A total of 10 clues were given for its location.

Today 24 years later, the treasure still exists and has never been found. Like most buried treasures it has long been forgotten.

Only six of those original 10 clues have been recovered. The others like the treasure itself have been long forgotten.

UNTIL TODAY 

You now have the opportunity to join a community of armchair treasure hunters who are determined to discover the location of the buried treasure and claim it.

You must register to join our website, but once you do you will:

1) Have access to the recently recovered 1983 Chicago Tribune newspaper article (page 2 first section) detailing the treasure and the 6 clues.

2) The ability to make unlimited registered guesses as to the whereabouts of the Buried Treasure, and if correct, to claim the prize. For we have obtained an agreement with that "older" young entrepreneur for this to be the official website of the 1983 Lost "Armchair" Buried Treasure and for the only person in the world who knows where it is buried to review all guesses registered with this website and let us know the correct guess when and if ever proffered.

3) Have access to any and all new or recovered information or clues regarding the armchair buried treasure before any other source.

For your own protection, you must first register your contact information with this website.

ARE YOU READY TO BEGIN THE ARMCHAIR JOURNEY OF YOUR LIFE?
 
To view the original information regarding the lost treasure of 1983 and register to make guesses, please fill in all the information below. You will then be able to make unlimited guesses regarding the location of the lost buried treasure of 1983.

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