Each month MW hosts a GiveAway in the MW newsletter. Over the last months, we’ve given away various prizes totaling hundreds of dollars. This month we are giving a way Forrest Fenn Searcher Coin #742. These coins were approved by Forrest Fenn himself for a limited run of 1000. The …
Mr. Fenn, Summer is here. How is your gut feeling? Hopeful My gut feeling is wavering.f Best of luck with all that you seek! Always Treasure the Adventure!
On page 44 of the Fandango armchair treasure hunt book are numerous signs of various colors and place names with number amounts that seem to hold clues for solving the hunt and claiming its $10,000 cash prize. A few things have been noticed about the Fandango signs so far. For …
Read, Unravel, Retrieve, Redeem! Four easy steps to claim cash prizes in CustardQuest treasure hunts. The following Six Questions is with the creator of these exciting armchair treasure hunts. Since 2012, over $1000 in cash has been awarded to finders! One hunt, CustardQuest IV, remains yet to be solved, and …
In the 2018 Six Questions with Forrest Fenn, he mentioned he had a gut feeling his treasure chest might be found in the summer. Some might ask, ‘What’s all inside the treasure chest?’ What is a searcher going to find? Here are the five items a searcher will surely find …
David Blaine, the infamous street magician, illusionist and endurance artist, published a book, Mysterious Stranger, in October 2002. This book was over 200 pages and included an armchair treasure hunt with a prize worth $100,000 dollars. It was solved in March of 2004 and the cash prize awarded. The winner …
Submitted to MW by Jeremy Milstead If you have something you would like to submit to MW to share with readers, please email treasure@mysteriouswritings.com Submitted by Jeremy Milstead: Not too long ago, I stumbled onto a POW/KIA memorial forum that had an entry from 9/7/01, whereby Forrest was reaching out …
Dear Forrest, With my upcoming trek across Texas to Montana in 12 days,I have thought about you and your thinking process. I have always tried to think like a fish to catch a fish, so to speak. (Not implying that I am trying to catch you, but just to put …
Guest Post by Kurt Konecny After the success of Kit William’s “Masquerade”, the early to mid 1980’s saw an influx of other armchair treasure hunts. Some, like “Treasure: In Search Of The Golden Horse” are remembered to this day. Others, like “The Golden Apple Tale“ have a much smaller following, …
What are five of the most important things to keep in mind about Forrest Fenn’s ‘Home of Brown’ in his treasure poem? That is this segment of MW’s Friday Five. They are as follows: Watch on Video or read below it: 1)The ‘home’ of Brown might not relate to any …
