Las Vegas & Nevada Desert
THE HUNT IS ON
13 coins. 13 prizes. Hidden across Las Vegas and the Nevada desert.
The Hunt Begins
Nevada Day — October 31, 2026
Nevada Day — October 31, 2026
The Treasure
13 COINS. 13 PRIZES. ALL HIDDEN.
Each coin shares the same front face. The back is unique — and only revealed once found.
Coin #1
AVAILABLE
Coin #7
AVAILABLE
Coin #13
AVAILABLE
Nevada Folklore
LEGENDS OF THE HUNT
Nevada has always swallowed its secrets whole. These are the ones who found them.
Charles Breyfogle
1860s — Nevada Territory
Breyfogle staggered out of the desert half-dead, clutching ore so rich it barely seemed real. He spent the rest of his life trying to find his way back. He never did. Somewhere east of Death Valley, the vein still waits.
The Peg-Leg Smith Mine
1829 — Southern Nevada
Thomas 'Peg-Leg' Smith claimed he picked up black-coated nuggets from a desert hill on his way to California. He marked the spot in his memory. Hundreds have searched. The hill has never been identified.
The Lost Gunsight Mine
1849 — Death Valley
A party of forty-niners fashioned a gunsight from a chunk of silver ore they found near Death Valley. They noted the location, pushed on to California, and returned to find nothing but desert. The silver was never seen again.
Know Before You Hunt
THE OFFICIAL RULES
Know the code before you hunt.
Finders Keepers
The first hunter to physically find and claim a coin wins the prize. No exceptions.
Safety First
Never trespass. All coins are hidden on public land. Hunt responsibly.
Proof of Find
Photo and video evidence required. Submit your find within 48 hours of discovery.
Play Fair
No digging, no destruction. The hunt is about wit and exploration, not excavation.
Are You Ready?
BEGIN THE HUNT
13 coins. 13 prizes. Somewhere out there, one has your name on it.
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