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What do you hear?

If you're hearing a string of random numbers, you aren't hearing what's really there.

1,629-48-94

Hidden in those numbers is the exact location of thousands of pounds of gold, silver and

jewels, around $60 million to be exact.

Two hundred years ago in Bedford County, Virginia, a mysterious figure named Thomas Jefferson

Beale buried this treasure.

He left behind a series of documents, three papers, each one covered in a series of numbers.

The map to the treasure was in those numbers.

We know this because one of the codes has already been broken, 604.

Over the last century and a half, the effort to break those numerical codes and the search

for Beale's treasure has been one of the longest, costliest treasure hunts in American history.

The world's top spies and its craftiest treasure hunters have all tried to crack the code.

Even the world's top codebreakers have said that with the right insight, the right key,

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