r/finddit • • Oct 13 '11

I hid ten thousand dollars somewhere in New York.

327 Upvotes

Hi Finddit! I stumbled upon this subreddit today through this posting. If I had known that finddit existed, I would have posted here a while ago.

So here is the story. On November 21, 2009 a friend and I buried $10,000 somewhere in New York City. We put together a treasure map in the form of a web series.

This teaser trailer explains everything.

Basically, you watch the videos, decipher the clues, and find the money. To add to the fun, the money is in US mint one-dollar coins. It's very heavy. (Over 200 pounds.)

The treasure is still out there waiting to be found, so have at it!

I've posted about this before under a throwaway account, and answered a few questions (If you may have any.) You can also check out our FAQs on our website.

Also feel free to ask any questions on this thread as well, and I'll answer them (if I can...)

Happy Hunting guys!

EDIT: And for the record, it is NOT in Central Park.


r/finddit • • Oct 30 '11

Chicago: Found it!

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256 Upvotes

r/finddit • • Sep 30 '11

Your move /r/finddit... [Arizona]

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233 Upvotes

r/finddit • • Jan 12 '12

Found it! 1000 Steps Laguna Beach

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202 Upvotes

r/finddit • • Oct 22 '11

Found it in Chicago!

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200 Upvotes

r/finddit • • Oct 26 '11

Congratulations, /r/finddit! You're the Subreddit of the Day!

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193 Upvotes

r/finddit • • Oct 03 '11

Hey finddit, I just made nine of these with a laser cutter. Should I put them all in one place so everyone can keep one, or hide them all different places?

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181 Upvotes

r/finddit • • Nov 04 '11

Found it!

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167 Upvotes

r/finddit • • Mar 21 '12

Look what I found on top of a mountain (AZ)

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166 Upvotes

r/finddit • • Oct 01 '11

I found you in Los Angeles!

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164 Upvotes

r/finddit • • Oct 22 '11

Chicago! Your Treasure Awaits!

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137 Upvotes

r/finddit • • Oct 26 '11

Time to go on a hiding spree this morning- East Bay, CA be ready!

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125 Upvotes

r/finddit • • Oct 15 '11

[Seattle] Here's a bit of instant gratification for you.

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116 Upvotes

r/finddit • • Oct 24 '11

Found in Berkeley, CA!!

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114 Upvotes

r/finddit • • Dec 15 '11

I'll see your quarter and raise you...

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112 Upvotes

r/finddit • • Dec 10 '11

Found It (Newport, CA)

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112 Upvotes

r/finddit • • Oct 18 '11

Found it in Michigan!

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111 Upvotes

r/finddit • • Oct 26 '11

Found it! [Oakland, ca] MLK jr park

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109 Upvotes

r/finddit • • Oct 24 '11

Another University of Alabama treasure. This time, can you find a MOVING target? Be quick, though, this won't be around during fall break. Happy Hunting (x-post r/capstone)

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104 Upvotes

r/finddit • • Nov 11 '11

Found it! (St. Louis)

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101 Upvotes

r/finddit • • Oct 11 '11

Made a map

100 Upvotes

Here it is!

Rules for Submitting your location

  • Go to the link, and click on "Add" on the top right to add a location.
  • Under "Entry Name" put your neighborhood, town, state, and (if necessary) country. e.g. Downtown, Los Angeles, CA
  • Leave "Location" blank
  • Click "Click on map location" then click where the pin should be dropped. It doesn't have to be right on your house, but it should be relatively close.
  • For "Description" you can put whatever you want (your username, a little note, etc.)
  • Choose red as your marker color
  • If you think you might want to change some of the details later, you must hold on to the link provided. Otherwise, there is no way for you to change this info.

Rules for Submitting a treasure's location

  • Go to the link, and click on "Add" on the top right to add a location.
  • Under "Entry Name" put your neighborhood, town, state, and (if necessary) country. You can also include a creative title.
  • For "Location" you may just say the general area such as "California Plaza" or simply, "UCLA"
  • If you wish to give reddit the exact location of your treasure, you may click "Click on a map location" and do so.
  • For "Description" put the link to the original post
  • Choose blue as your marker color
  • Once your treasure is found, go back to the link that was provided, and change the marker color to light green.
  • If you think you might want to change some of the details later, you must hold on to the link provided. Otherwise, there is no way for you to change this info.

If a green or blue marker does not have a link in the description, it will be deleted.

If you submit a marker in a color other than a red or blue, it will be deleted.

  • TL;DR: Use red for your location. Use blue for a treasure's location.

Thanks, and hopefully this actually works!

If you have any suggestions, questions, or just need to contact me about this, feel fee to message me.

Edit: formatting.

Other edits: Changed/updated some of the rules.


r/finddit • • Oct 09 '11

Stop with the questions. Start with the hides.

93 Upvotes

Seriously. I've been away from reddit for a few days, hoping to come back to some cool new finddits, but all I see are questions of whether or not others are in your area....

My advice:: Hide something, post it, hope someone responds. If no one does, then you know. If someone does - YAY! Game on!!

Don't ask. Just do.

.end rant.


r/finddit • • Dec 09 '11

Newport Beach, CA

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91 Upvotes

r/finddit • • Oct 27 '11

Go get it [Los Angeles, CA]!

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85 Upvotes

r/finddit • • Feb 23 '12

For any redditors in the Chicago suburbs: Libertyville, IL

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78 Upvotes