Gold in the hills Mysterious treasure hunt promises 10,000 reward

San Francisco, CALocal News

A mysterious treasure hunt in San Francisco challenges participants to find a 22-pound treasure chest filled with over $10,000 worth of gold, currency, and local artifacts. Clues are provided through a four-stanza riddle posted on a subreddit, igniting excitement among treasure hunters. The anonymous organizers, who wish to remain unidentified due to the legal gray areas surrounding such activities, emphasize that the thrill of discovery is paramount. They encourage participants to enjoy the journey with friends and avoid using heavy tools like jackhammers. While some, including the article's author, suspect it may be a marketing gimmick, the group asserts there is no product to sell.

The allure of treasure hunting invokes nostalgia for adventure films like "The Goonies" and "National Treasure. " Participants can share their theories on the Axios SF Instagram page. This treasure hunt reflects a growing interest in interactive urban experiences.

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