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13:0513:05, 13 June 2026 Commonly Accepted Cities (hist | edit) [656 bytes] Peregrine (talk | contribs) (Created page with "The twelve ‘''commonly accepted cities''' correspond to the twelve puzzles that comprise the treasure hunt of The Secret, each generally believed to be the site of a buried casque. While other cities are still being propounded, efforts remain largely focused on these locations. They are: San Francisco New Orleans Charleston Houston Roanoake Montreal Cleveland (found) Milwaukee...")
12:5812:58, 13 June 2026 Commonly Accepted Pairings (hist | edit) [1,720 bytes] Peregrine (talk | contribs) (Created page with "A '''''pairing''''' is a logical matching of one of the twelve full-color paintings in ''The Secret'' with one of the twelve cryptic verses. As the book itself instructs (p. 7-8), “The key to each requires the proper combination of one treasure painting with one treasure verse. You need only decipher the clues in any pair to learn the location of a treasure casque.” The following constitute commonly accepted pairings (CAP) of images...")

17:5017:50, 11 May 2026 Acronyms (hist | edit) [1,182 bytes] Peregrine (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Members of The Secret treasure hunting community frequently use acronyms in their communications. Here is a guide to several of the most frequently-encountered ones. BOTB Back of the Book. Refers to the section of The Secret that follows the centrally-placed illustrations. See also FOTB. BOTG Boots on the Ground. BP Byron Preiss, creator of the treasure hunt. FOTB Front of the Book. Refers to the section of The Secret that precedes the centrally-placed illustrations....")

12:4712:47, 21 March 2026 The Treasure (hist | edit) [1,160 bytes] Peregrine (talk | contribs) (Created page with "The Treasure is the central section of the book The Secret, containing full-color reproductions of twelve paintings by John Jude Palencar.")
12:3112:31, 21 March 2026 Painting 1 (hist | edit) [304 bytes] Peregrine (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Painting 1, generally referred to as the San Francisco painting, is the untitled artwork appearing as the first of the paintings in the X section of The Secret.") Tag: Visual edit