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In 2010, a renowned art dealer from New Mexico named Forrest Fenn reportedly hid a treasure worth more than a million dollars somewhere in the mountains north of Santa Fe. He then published a book called The Thrill of the Chase that contains clues regarding the treasure's whereabouts. Outside profiled Fenn, and avid treasure hunter Darrell Seyler, in the September Issue.
