Entrepreneur Hides 5 Treasure Chests Worth $2M Across the United States

Entrepreneur Jon Collins-Black has hidden five treasure chests worth $2 million across the United States. The hunt accompanies his book, “There’s Treasure Inside.”

CNN reports that Collins-Black is a Bitcoin millionaire. The book’s official website states, “‘There’s Treasure Inside’ is the culmination of close to five years of work. The author worked with experts in several fields to put together a treasure both unique and valuable.”

It continues, “Worth millions of dollars and growing more valuable each day, the pieces in the treasure are as varied as they are unique. Chosen to appeal to as many different tastes and interests as possible, items include Bitcoin, antiquities, shipwreck bounty, rare Pokémon cards, sports memorabilia, gold, precious metals and rare gems. Other objects have historical significance, including ones made or owned by the likes of Pablo Picasso, Andrew Carnegie, George Washington, Amelia Earhart, Jackie Onassis, Henry David Thoreau, and Louis Comfort Tiffany.”

Collins-Black explains that stories describing the history of the items he collected make up the themes and chapters of the book. He believes that if one follows the book and uses their imagination, they can discover where the riches are located.

The official website reports, “This treasure hunt led its creator to learn much more than he expected. Find out what inspired him. Uncover what he realized. Share the joy he found along the way. Then, if you wish, follow the clues to find the incredible treasures showcased in this book.”

Is This Treasure Hunt Real?

Jon Collins-Black has indeed hidden five boxes throughout the United States. His website assures readers that this treasure hunt is 100% real and that all the clues one needs to find them are hidden in the book.

Collins-Black claims that everything that is hidden has taken over five years to put together. During this time, he also completed the book.

He adds that over a dozen people saw these boxes and items before he hid them. He claims that not only photographers but videographers documented each item digitally. The boxes were made by a blacksmith who took over a year to make all five.

Four of the boxes are of a similar size, while one box is larger and holds the “lion’s share” of the riches. 

Currently, according to Collins-Black, none of the boxes have yet been discovered. He says he will announce when they are on his website.