• Ch. 9 The Golden Chalice - There's Treasure Inside: The Unofficial Podcast

  • Jan 9 2025
  • Length: 1 hr and 31 mins
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Ch. 9 The Golden Chalice - There's Treasure Inside: The Unofficial Podcast

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  • Chapter 9: The Golden Chalice In this episode the team discusses: News - The USA today article, The Forrest Fenn box e-book description Horseshoes & Hand Grenades (one of our potential solves) - Overlay of the Past and Future Box coin on the wordsearch Mailbag - Potential Lion’s Share solve from Chad Discord Detectives (a potential solve or news from social media) - The “seeing eye” on Colorado’s State Seal and our discussion of the pick and shovel logo in the book. Coincidence of the day - 1994 World cup board game Discussion of Chapter 9 of “There’s Treasure Inside”, including our “Forrest Fenn Picked Nuggets” (FFPNs) of interesting phrases or topics from the chapter that we think may relate to the “Lion’s Share” treasure. Findings, developments and clues associated with the There's Treasure Inside treasure hunt. The book was released in November of 2024, authored by Jon Collins-Black. To send us tips or questions for discussion on the show, please email: tips.ttiunofficialpodcast@gmail.com To watch the video version of the show, check us out on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TTI_Pod For the audio version of the show, subscribe to: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/theres-treasure-inside-the-unofficial-podcast/id1784127302 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3CRFTdsp3Eea3YHt4tmGhh
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