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Google, The DaVinci Code Quest, and The Cryptex

Ed Steele May 16, 2006 Comments Off

Google, The DaVinci Code Quest, and The Cryptex
Our good friend Jason was one of the first 10,000 people to complete Google’s DaVinci Code Quest, he actually has an extensive write-up about the quest on his website. Jason, and 9,999 others who completed the quest received an authorized working model of The Da Vinci Code™ Cryptex which opens with a password, is crafted of die-cast metal and plated in aged gold. Lucky dogs, this replica retails for $145 and isn’t available to the general public until August at the latest. (What doesn’t make sense to me is that these are selling for far less on eBay.)
Update: The eBay craze on these is now in full swing, and they are selling for over $200!
Official DaVinci Code Quest Cryptex Sent By Google
(Many thanks to Jason for the write-up, photos, and the tip!)


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