CATDOLL: The real-life Pirate King? A US tycoon hides a treasure chest worth $2 million in the mountains

"Do you want my treasure? If you want, I can give it all to you. Go find it! I put all the treasure there." In the comic "One Piece", it was these words of Gol D. Roger before his execution that made pirates all over the world rush to the Grand Line, opening the prelude to the Great Pirate Era. And in reality, some people who are unwilling to be lonely and decide to guide young people to do something are also ready to do the same thing.

94-year-old millionaire Forest Fenn lives in New Mexico. He is a writer and an art collector. About five years ago, Fenn buried a treasure chest in the Rocky Mountains. Clues to finding the treasure box can be found in his book "The Thrill of the Chase". Fenn once said that tens of thousands of people hunt for treasure every year. Last summer, 30,000 people hunted for treasure, and this summer, the number may reach 50,000. Some people are very close to the treasure location, only 200 feet (61 meters).

Finn is a retired fighter pilot who was shot down twice during the Vietnam War. It was after he was diagnosed with terminal cancer in 1988 that he came up with the idea of ​​burying the treasure box and letting people find it.

His treasure box is 10 inches long and 10 inches wide. Finn revealed that there are 265 gold coins, hundreds of small gold bars, Chinese jade carvings, gold animals, rubies, sapphires, jade and diamonds in the box. The New Mexico Tourism Department estimates that it may be worth $2 million (about 12.4 million yuan).

Finn said: "Hopefully the value of the box is a consideration for treasure hunters, but my motivation is mainly to get young people out to the mountains instead of staying at home playing with computers and texting."

Finn said there are nine clues in his book, all hidden in a poem. He said the treasure box may be found tomorrow, or it may not be found in 1,000 years. "If I find it tomorrow, I will be very happy, but if I find it in 100 years, I don't care."

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The Rocky Mountains, also known as the Rocky Mountains, are the main trunk of the American Cordillera in North America. They are composed of many small mountain ranges and are known as the "backbone" of North America. The main mountain range runs from British Columbia, Canada to New Mexico in the southwestern United States, spanning more than 4,800 kilometers from north to south. They are vast and lack vegetation. Their name comes from the name of an Indian tribe. The majestic Rocky Mountains stretch from north to south for thousands of kilometers. The entire Rocky Mountains are composed of many small mountain ranges, of which 39 are named. Except for the St. Lawrence River, almost all major rivers in North America originate from the Rocky Mountains, which are important watersheds on the continent.

The price of wanting to become the "Pirate King" is indeed not small. In a world where looks matter, how can one find a treasure chest worth two million US dollars without some faith? Anyway, just go to bed!

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