“The Americana Treasure Map” was created by John D. Lawrence and published by his Marvel Maps company in 1952. Published in 1952, the map highlighted 63 spots.

Once you open it, you'll obtain the fifth treasure map and Tubman's Gold bar. You'll also now reach Treasure Hunter Rank Five, which unlocks the ability to take stagecoach rides for free.

PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. (CBS12) — X marks the spot on the Treasure Coast with a $1 million Powerball win. Though the May 31 Powerball jackpot of $207 million went to a California resident, a Port ...

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission announced they have recovered 37 stolen gold coins from the historic 1715 Spanish Fleet shipwrecks that occurred off the Treasure Coast.

Shiver me Silicon Valley timbers! A San Francisco treasure hunter dug up a hidden chest with $10,000 worth of booty after a mysterious group posted a cryptic treasure map online. “Found it ...

In the waters off Florida’s east coast lurked the trove of gold worth a fortune that no one would find for 300 years. It seemed the treasure story concluded in 2015 when one or more divers ...

A ship carrying more than $1.5 million in gold sank off the North Carolina coast 167 years ago. The SS Central America also had 500 people on board when it went down Sept. 12, 1857.

Johnny’s Treasure Quest is burying jewelry with a retail value of $5,100 in one random location in the county, with the first clue on where to find it coming at 10 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 1.

CITY OF MEXICO, Mexico, June 7 -- A few days ago some old and musty documents were found here, by which it was learned that treasure consisting of jewelry and gold coin amounting in value to ...

X marks the spot on the Treasure Coast with a $1 million Powerball win. Though the May 31 Powerball jackpot of $207 million went to a California resident, a Port St. Lucie local still had a ...

A ship carrying more than $1.5 million in gold sank off the North Carolina coast 167 years ago. The SS Central America also had 500 people on board when it went down Sept. 12, 1857.