The Appalachian Chain Treasure Hunt

AMERICA’S FIRST CHRISTIAN-BASED TREASURE HUNT

The Treasure Has Been Found!

On Day 172, August 14, 2023 Perry confirmed a group called and verified they found the treasure.

The Treasure Book is now on sale at a discounted price. If you've taken part in the hunt or are just curious about how the treasure was found, consider getting a copy today.

Perry has created a solution video exclusively for book purchasers who are eager to understand the intricacies of how the treasure was found. To access the video, click HERE.  A password will be provided to view the solution video upon purchase of the book.

The Treasure Book (BK-034 Offer)

$10.00

In this fictitious story follow Amanda as she journeys through four states, all located in the chain of the Appalachian Mountains, to find a key hidden by her father. When discovered, the key gives her access to a valuable inheritance.

Concealed within this story are various hints and clues which, if correctly deciphered and placed in proper order, will lead to a specific location. At this location, the treasure hunter can retrieve a key that will allow its finder to lay claim to gold, silver, and platinum coins; silver rounds and bars; rings with diamonds, sapphires, tanzanite, and ruby jewels; customized jeweled necklaces from Israel; ancient coin and gem-studded bracelets, and much more. Included in the prize are trays of authentic, ancient Jewish, Greek, and Roman coins; gold, silver, and bronze emperor coins; gold Byzantine coins; historic museum-quality biblical antiquities, autographed sports cards; and a stamp collection. The total estimated value is $500,000.

 

Some are purchasing the book simply to enjoy the read of this fictional writing by Perry. The story is a refreshing and enlightening journey amidst the Appalachians. Writing and producing this book was a special project for Perry due to his interest in solving unknowns and even participating in treasure hunts as a hobby.

For those who plan to engage in the actual hunt, please read the following rules. All rules must be followed for a person to participate and win the prize. For those who do decide to participate, enjoy!

20 reviews for The Treasure Book (BK-034 Offer)

  1. Kimberly Melton (verified owner) –

    Loved the book, read it exactly 10 times, found the location and went 5 times during the hunt, and using AirBNB only cost about $350 for 2-3 night stay so was not expensive. Found most all of the clues– 3 different major clue site areas i found represented by the 3 redbirds trails : 1). a rock with Perry or Fred's initials F. S. or P. S near a post office box clue for turning #19, 2). the Golgotha resurrection scene of huge rocks exactly as described in the book, and 3. the frog rock tree. The frog rock tree is where I thought the key was near a creek and behind a really small m noted on the bike map. Last day I was there on 8.13.23, it was raining 7:30am that morning and I was running out of time before the bike park opened and was going down the trail to look in those tree roots at the frog tree when at the last moment something changed my mind and I went back to the Golgotha rocks. Later after the key was found and I had left I realized my mistake and put the rest of the clues together connecting the 3 redbirds clue to the frog rock tree. I actually found the frog at the end of May but never thought to look in the roots bc I thought I needed to dig LOL.

    Me and my family enjoyed all of the activities and places to go that were suggested in the book (hidden in clues) including Snowshoe Mountain with the Compass newspaper in Pocohontas County, Greenbank with worlds largest telescope and saw the galaxy of stars, Did the Greenbrier underground bunker tour and tour of the hotel grounds, took the 4 hour Cass Scenic railway trip on a real locomotive up to Bald Knob, got to ride Razors up to the Firetower and Airport Rd, Climbed the Fire tower for an amazing view of a lifetime, went horseback riding, my son learned how to do the mountain biking in Snowshoe Mountain! I had 350 hours total into everything (not including activities) including 3 notebooks, 250 hours of study and research of every word, 5 trips of driving about 60 hours, and about 40 hours of hiking the ski runs/bike trails in the mountains and digging for clues (which i learned later to read instructions and not dig deep holes LOL). I even worked out to build up stamina to do this and lost weight! I now have a new hobby of hiking! This was a blast and and experience I will never forget it!! I am so happy for the family that won and I bet they are thrilled!!! God is so good and I am so thankful to Perry for this book and this hunt!!

  2. Chris W (verified owner) –

    Posting my solution as the treasure has been found but location not announced yet:

    I flew to West Virginia and drove 10 minutes from Perry’s birth town (Parsons) to Red Run Falls, located off Canaan Loop Rd. (The Promised Land) near Blackwater Falls and Davis, WV (The Bava Family) two significant clues in the book! Looked all around Red Run Falls for the correct tree with roots like the dry boney fingers/snakes and a hole covered by a rock which should have contained a fake piece of coal with the key in it. Right above Red Run Falls (red is a huge clue in the book) is Table Rock. Tables
    Is another word for Altar as well as Table Mountain being a fairly dim and unknown constellation. So many other fun connections and only giving it 4 stars because I didn’t find the treasure first. I hope we get to hear the final location!

  3. Gina (verified owner) –

    Loved it!

  4. Rob (verified owner) –

    This is an update to my April 19 review. Continuing to be drawn into this treasure hunt, almost completed with my second review of the book, and finding more ways that Perry has been very creative in conveying information. Some relatives are good at puzzles, and Im going to see if an aunt will get involved. In my opinion, there is plenty in the book without the additional hints. Have fun all.

  5. JT (verified owner) –

    Always up for a rewarding challenge, bored and saddened by the post-covid world… I bought the book & found something that gave me fun, frustration, and an element of adventure and danger at times. Unfortunately, after 2 months of hunt and probably more than 2K in gas and expenditures…. my hunt is over until Perry gives a better clue of the final resting place of the container.
    Its been a hunt that I'm sure would've gave Perry a few great shows to interview and probably an entertaining book of possible movie quality (or so I'm told). My journey involved copper heads, black snakes, a rattler, a sow bear and her cubs, unsolved very serious (felony) crime evidence discovery, along with other things of importance.
    I followed this and its tricky secrets to its most logical conclusion, filmed it and took lots of pictures except of things only law enforcement are now privy to…. and it wasn't there where I could find it. I may have even stood on top of it, sat on it, or looked right at it and not recognized it. Or, I may have missed a single tiny detail that put me 20 feet away from it. What I can say is that some of the clues are so unique that one could conclude “how could all these things be anywhere else together” yet, I did find multiple locations each with specific “unique” clues on-site that seem impossible to find randomly without some sort of co-conspirator cooperation.
    The book is worth the price and lots of fun for someone that needed it like I did… and the prize is valuable if you win especially to someone like me that values the sort of items you win in this hunt…. but it is not a $500,000 reward. Its only worth that if all items are sold in specific specialized venues of auction houses and collectors ready and willing to pay are present. I would love to have had it to pass on when I die…. but for now… all I can say is my hunt is on hold and wish everyone else “good luck, and happy hunting”. A word of caution: Perry has stated on video format that this hunt was inspired by the Forest Finn treasure hunt that was solved a few years ago. However, what most people don't know is that people died hunting for Forest Finn's treasure. Perry has warned multiple times that even though he believes the key is in a fairly safe location that there is always an element of danger present in any hunt and that he was nearly injured seriously in a hunt he was on. TAKE HIM SERIOUSLY ! He knows what he is talking about. Even though the resting place of the key might be somewhat safe, opening the hunt to a four state mountainous region is NOT. There are a thousand ways to die in those mountains- BE CAREFUL! Go prepared- Be cautious- you never know what's ahead when adventuring.

  6. Stephen Brown (verified owner) –

    Me and GOD did the journey together.

  7. Stephen Brown (verified owner) –

    Your ministry is a blessing to me. May He richly bless you,your family and all your staff.

  8. Stephen Brown (verified owner) –

    Hello greetings 🤠

  9. Stephen Brown (verified owner) –

    Korban

  10. Stephen Brown (verified owner) –

    I release the seed that is in my hand

  11. Stephen Brown (verified owner) –

    Hey Perry come to Texas to see me I would love that. Blessings to you and your family wompoms hou lou hou lou my lips praise the name of Jehovah. He's an awesome GOD.

  12. Stephen Brown (verified owner) –

    It's been a fun journey with Abba Father. He said He would give me the 🗝️. He doesn't lie. X marks the spot. Nope. It's straightforward. I solved the treasure by listening carefully to Perry's heart and believing in the spirit that He wants to bl3ss me. I believe Him for favor.

  13. Stephen Brown (verified owner) –

    He told me He would give me the 🗝️ key as an inheritance like Job. He is my strong Tower and my defense. A present help in time of need.

  14. Stephen Brown (verified owner) –

    He said that He would give me the key . He doesn't lie. It's my inheritance. I love a good mystery. I need 10 talents and I will make 10 more. He is my fortress and my strong Tower.

  15. Rob (verified owner) –

    Fantastic treasure hunt, full of surprises and hidden information. On the scale of the 1980's “Treasure – In Search of the Golden Horse” Definitely a hidden gem. Thank you, Perry Stone.

  16. The Walker Family (verified owner) –

    This is so intriguing! Our family is drawn in by this hunt with all the patterns, and puzzles. Each family member is able to offer a contribution. Not one single individual can crack the code alone. Thank you for this Perry!

  17. Donald Hughes Jr. (verified owner) –

    AWESOME!!! The book is as interesting as the treasure hunt itself. A Perfect way to take a step back from this crazy world and enjoy a special time with the ones you love.

  18. Allene Miller –

    Perry, You truly are God's anointed. It can be evidenced by your unique utilization of all your talents and obedience to God's will. God bless and has' blessed your ministry and family.

  19. Mary DeCristofaro (verified owner) –

    Amen! Waiting too. Thank you for the opportunity of this wonderful adventure. My family and I are excited.

  20. Susan –

    Hurry up and send the book! im ready. Bring it.
    Im going to solve this Summer 😀

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RULES: IMPORTANT RULES FOR ALL TREASURE HUNTERS:

BY PARTICIPATING IN THE TREASURE HUNT, YOU AGREE TO ABIDE BY AND BE FULLY BOUND BY THE FOLLOWING RULES. DO NOT PARTICIPATE IN THE TREASURE HUNT UNLESS AND UNTIL (A) YOU HAVE READ AND FULLY UNDERSTAND EACH OF THESE RULES AND (B) YOU ARE AN ELIGIBLE PARTICIPANT AS DEFINED BELOW.

  1. ELIGIBILITY. Participation in this hunt is available only to individuals aged 18 and over who are not current or former employees or independent contractors of ISOW, Inc. a/k/a International School of the Word (“ISOW”) or Voice of Evangelism Outreach Ministries (“VOE”), including but not limited to Manna-Fest, Omega Center International Church, Perry Stone Ministries, or any other d/b/a or department of VOE. Current and former family members of current or former employees or independent contractors of VOE and ISOW are also ineligible to participate. Current and former employees and independent contractors of VOE and ISOW and their family members may not search for the key or provide any assistance to anyone participating in the hunt. Any finder who receives assistance from any such person shall automatically be disqualified from receipt of the treasure. Any individual under the age of 18 may participate in the hunt only with the close supervision of a parent or legal guardian.

 

  1. RELEASE OF LIABILITY. By participating in the hunt in any fashion, the participant covenants and agrees, on his or her own behalf and on behalf of his or her family members and dependents, that the participant and his or her family and dependents will hold harmless and fully release and indemnify VOE, ISOW, and their respective directors, officers, employees, and agents, as well as Perry Stone, from any liability whatsoever for any death, injury, property damage, or property loss incurred by the participant or his or her family or dependents as a direct or indirect result of participation in the treasure hunt. In other words, the participant and his or her family and dependents will not sue Perry Stone, ISOW, VOE, or their directors, officers, employees, or agents even if the participant claims to have been harmed by the negligence of Perry Stone, ISOW, VOE, or their directors, officers, employees, or agents.

 

  1. ASSUMPTION OF RISK. VOE and the book’s author, Perry Stone, make no representations or warranties as to the safety or level of risk associated with participation in this treasure hunt. Participation in the treasure hunt is at the participant’s own risk. Each participant is responsible for his or her own safety and the safety of friends or family members searching with them. While the key is not in an inherently dangerous place, any outdoor activity, including this search, includes some risk. Our beautiful Appalachian Mountains can have natural dangers, such as snakes, bears, biting insects, fires, heights, mines, and caves. Sometimes there are floods, lightning, hail, heavy rain, snow, and ice. It is important to stay hydrated, and equally important not to become lost in the forest. Before proceeding with a search destination, fully educate yourself concerning the details and risks of any outdoor exploration and take any needed precautions.

 

  1. CLAIMING THE TREASURE. The treasure can be yours if you follow these rules and solve the mystery concealed in this book. When the fortunate treasure hunter retrieves the key, along with the container in which it is concealed, the finder must contact Perry Stone or VOE in Cleveland, Tennessee, and present the key and container in person, along with an explanation of HOW they interpreted the clues to find the location of the key. With the key and the explanation of how they solved the mystery using clues from the book, the finder of the key will receive the treasure.

 

  1. PUBLICITY. A participant who solves the clues and retrieves the key may, upon request, remain anonymous. If this choice is made, Perry Stone and VOE will retain the right to publicly reveal the winner’s gender, age, and state of residence, as well as certain facts about the winner’s experiences related to the search. Upon request by VOE, the winner will execute written consents confirming the right of VOE and the author to share such information publicly.

 

  1. RECEIPT AS-IS. The estimated current value of the treasure exceeds $500,000. This estimate is based upon expert evaluations, internet comparisons, and appraisals by professional jewelers and Holy Land antiquities dealers. The actual value of the treasure may fluctuate based on the prices of antiquities, gold, silver, diamonds, and gemstone at the time the finder takes receipt of the treasure. A participant who retrieves the key and the container, and shows how he or she solved the clues, takes all items as-is. Treasure items will not be exchanged for other items, and the treasure may not be exchanged for cash.

 

  1. DEADLINE. If the treasure is not claimed as described in these rules within two years after the public release date of the book, then Perry Stone or an assigned representative will retrieve the key and, if they so choose, reveal the general location of the hiding place.

 

  1. COMPLY WITH ALL LAWS.  As you hunt for the key, you will not be digging deep holes or removing large heavy objects. DO NOT under any circumstances remove, alter, or damage any building, structure, or archaeological or protected site. DO NOT enter mines, closed-off areas, or private property. No local, state or federal laws are to be broken by participants. The key is located on public land at a location accessible throughout the year, but weather may impact a search. All “No Trespassing” signs should be respected and observed.

 

  1. EXPENSES; TAXES. Each participant is personally responsible for all expenses of searching, including their travel, living arrangements, hotel bills, fuel, food, and other expenses that may be incurred during their search efforts. The search is intended for family enjoyment and to get people out of their homes and into an environment where they will experience God’s beautiful scenery and towns throughout the Appalachian Mountains. Any taxes due on the treasure are the responsibility of the winner. All federal, state and local laws may apply.

 

  1. RULE CHANGES. VOE and the author retain the right to modify the rules or add additional rules as they deem to necessary to protect participants and/or to ensure the fairness and integrity of the search process.  Any changes will be posted to the Perry Stone YouTube channel and the Perry Stone Ministries Facebook page and will take effect upon posting.
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