Folk Secrets comes to Oklahoma County! See how you can go back in time and win cash

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Posted: Jun 13, 2018 / 11:29 AM CDT / Updated: Jun 13, 2018 / 11:29 AM CDT

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OKLAHOMA CITY-A treasure hunt is underway in Oklahoma and you can play and win money.

There is a Facebook TV show called Folk Secrets.

Watch the video to see how to play this augmented reality game.

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