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Friberg
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The Treasure
« on: Sep 25th, 2003, 2:49pm » |
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I would like to say i'm out of cryptos but.. NOOO  Here comes another one
There is a treasure to discover in the town of Buford (Virginia, USA). More than $ 30 million in gold; they wait for you
12-19-30-41-1-1-21-3-39-8-1-9-3-20-2-2-8-27-8-16-30-19-1-10-30-3-24-17-2 -3-3-11-29-3-2-19-7-17-2-4-8-27-7-3-22-4-12-7-30-1-10-21-1-4-1-12-18-1-2 0-1-7-8-4-7-3-3-11-7-1-19-4-24-1-30-4-29-3-1-19-7-18-6-18-14-12-1-5-13-4 -12-24-2-9-11-10-7-8-4-7-3-3-8-22-6-12-19-19-4-11-1-1-19-3-8-2-6-1-9-3-9 -2-3-6-23-4-11-22-8-12-8-12-2-5-1-5-11-9-3-14-2-3-12-7-30-1-2-19-12-8-15 -2-1-9-9
There are documents that are not limited only to one country...
Good luck have fun
Regards, Friberg
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Robin Friberg
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I'll give you some help... it has to do with this document:
http://www.un.org/Overview/rights.html
and read in pair of 2.. like first one is the number of the article and the second one is for you to find out
the italicized numers is a underarticle on the artice  Read and see.. Gl hf
Regards, Friberg
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wowbagger
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Re: The Treasure
« Reply #2 on: Oct 16th, 2003, 11:24am » |
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on Oct 11th, 2003, 2:18pm, Robin Friberg wrote:| I'll give you some help... |
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That's nice. Considering that your puzzle seems not to have attracted much attention, it's a good idea.
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Hm, which italicized numbers? There are none in your original post, and in the linked page only the numbers of the articles are in italics.
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Re: The Treasure
« Reply #3 on: Oct 16th, 2003, 8:00pm » |
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on Sep 25th, 2003, 2:49pm, Friberg wrote:
There is a treasure to discover in the town of Buford (Virginia, USA). |
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The Beale ciphers are based on the Declaration of Independence, not on The Universal Declaration of Human Rights. 
Quote:like first one is the number of the article and the second one is for you to find out
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First and second what? I find the meaning of your posts hard to crack.
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