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The Seven Hidden Treasures are secret items have been hidden in Pokémon Brown and Pokémon Prism.
Pokémon Brown[]
The Seven Hidden Treasures hidden around Rijon are the Gold Egg, Silver Egg, Crystal Egg, Ruby Egg, Sapphire Egg, Emerald Egg, and the Prism Key. In-game, when the player tries to use any of them, a message is displayed, telling that they might be useful in Prism (but not in Brown). Besides their supposed importance, they can be sold or tossed. As of version 6.0, they can be exchanged for rewards at the now-open Prism Museum in Moraga Town.
Location hints[]
"It's a treasure hunt that people are supposed to take up on their own. If people were just given the locations of these items, the effort taken to find them will not be what Mr. Koolboyman intended. I feel that he is right in this regard, but it is insanely difficult. So my method to revealing the locations of these special items will still keep them hidden but it should vaguely point others in the direction as where to find them."
These hints can be seen in-game by interacting with empty pedestals in the Prism Museum.
| Name | Hint | Reward | |||||
| Gold Egg | "We have escaped the dungeon!" | Lv.50 Zapdos | |||||
| Silver Egg | "What is this sticky film on the mountain?" | Lv.50 Lugia | |||||
| Crystal Egg | "There are no Spinarak in this cave!!" | Lv.50 Suicune | |||||
| Ruby Egg | "I hope my game doesn't get deleted." | Lv.50 Moltres | |||||
| Sapphire Egg | "A small token on the road to victory." | Master Ball | |||||
| Emerald Egg | "Pack your bug spray." | 50 Gold Leaves | |||||
| Prism Key | "Not all things are reflected in the mirror." | Allows entry to the Prism Museum | |||||
Pokémon Prism[]
The Seven Hidden Treasures are the same as in Pokémon Brown, but are now Key Items, and are found in both Rijon and Naljo. Most of them have a use, but not all of them.
Locations[]
There are seven signposts in the game which display QR codes, which when translated each reveal the location of a different treasure. The Itemfinder will also indicate if one of the treasures is on screen.
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| Gold Egg | "Gold Egg - House west of Hayward Mart" | Hayward City
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| Silver Egg | Route 80 | "Silver Egg - Route 56 on a sea rock." | Route 56
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| Crystal Egg | In Spurge City | "Crystal Egg - Silk Tunnel's First Floor. On a rock." | Silk Tunnel
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| Ruby Egg | In Oxalis City | "Ruby Egg - Haunted Forest Entrance" | Haunted Forest
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| Sapphire Egg | Botan City | "Sapphire Egg - Route 75 small grass patch" | Route 75
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| Emerald Egg | "Emerald Egg - Rock in small lake." | Castro Forest
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| Prism Key | "Prism Key - Tree outside Seashore Gym" | Seashore City
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Uses[]
| Name | Use | ||||||
| Gold Egg | Exchange for a Pokémon egg at Hayward City (in a house reached via the Rijon Tunnel) | ||||||
| Silver Egg | Exchange for a Pokémon egg at Hayward City (in a house reached via the Rijon Tunnel) | ||||||
| Crystal Egg | Currently no known use. | ||||||
| Ruby Egg | Can be traded for the Red Orb in the Hayward City PokéMart | ||||||
| Sapphire Egg | Can be traded for the Blue Orb in the Hayward City PokéMart | ||||||
| Emerald Egg | Can be traded for the Green Orb in the Hayward City PokéMart | ||||||
| Prism Key | Unlocks the door to the house on Route 86 (Warning: area not complete in game!) | ||||||
Finding the secret items also contributes towards scoring on the Bingo cards.