ROT13, which is short for "rotate by 13 places", is a simple letter substitution cipher that replaces a letter with the letter 13 letters after it in the alphabet. ROT13 is an example of the Caesar cipher, developed in ancient Rome.
Whilst ROT13 has served its place for many years, it is a very simple cipher, and for many, it is easy to read. For this reason, we have come up with a more complex version of ROT13, which we have used to hide the final coordinates of this cache.
All you have to do is do a little research, and work out what ROT(n) n-value we have used. Should be nice and easy 
%96 42496 :D =@42E65 2E D@FE9 EH6?EJ 6:89E[ E9:CEJ ?:?6 564:>2= E9C66 9F?5C65 2?5 D6G6?] t2DE @?6 9F?5C65 2?5 7:7EJ @?6[ 7:7EJ D:I 564:>2= E9C66 9F?5C65 2?5 7:7EJ EH@
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