The hiding places of the 90s showed a certain respect for the avid hunter, with Conway Park factoring into digging efforts for the first time in hunt history and Cherokee Park turning up twice in the same decade. The hunt, as a whole, enjoyed renewed interest through cellular and Internet technology, and with an upgrade in prize money. With prior trouble in suburban locales, the medallion remained in St. Paul proper. In this case, shrinking the area of influence might have helped the greater cause: fun.

1999	Conway Park – wrapped inside a white, crocheted holder
1998	Cherokee Park – placed inside an Old Navy brand sock
1997	Como Park – in a Curad bandage box, wrapped in a red bandana
1996	Harriet Island Park – inside of a Skoal tin
1995	Battle Creek Park – placed inside of a knitted yarn pouch
1994	Highland Park – inside of a little white box
1993	Hidden Falls Park – stuck inside of a diaper
1992	Cherokee Park – inside of a white mitten
1991	Langford Park – stuck inside of a Hostess brand Sno-Ball
1990	Como Park – wrapped in clay and grass