Archive: https://archive.today/Y4xdY From the post: >>Forest Fenn’s treasure, an antique bronze chest that had millions of dollars in gold and gems, was found in Wyoming in 2020. But was all of it found? Wyoming treasure hunter Ronnie Gonzales, who is based in Douglas, thinks not. He believes the finder of Forest Fenn’s challenge, a 32-year-old medical student named Jack Streuf, dropped an emerald on his way out of the Wyoming wilderness, as well as a coin. He’s among treasure hunters still looking for missing pieces of Fenn’s treasure, which may be lying somewhere out in the Wyoming wilderness. But Gonzales has an unusual plan for the gemstone and coin if he finds them. He’s not planning to cash them in, as most would do if they found them. That’s despite their very high net worth. An emerald by itself is typically worth between $5,000 to $30,000 per karat, depending on quality. Though some of the more exceptional quality gems can be worth six figures.