Written by the TreasureGuide for the exclusive use of the Treasure Beaches Report.
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| Silver Platter From Melbourne Wreck Source: See seafarerexplorationcorp link below. |
Here are two important diagnostic artifacts from the Melbourne wreck that suggest the wreck was part of the 1715 Fleet and possibly being from the Conception.
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| Pistol Showing Name Ramirez and Date of 1709. |
Both photos are from The Melbourne Beach Shipwreck: A Missing 1715 Fleet Vessel, by Dr. Robert H. Baer, Professional Archaeologist, Seafarer Exploration Corporation.
Here is the link to the complete report.
Dr.-Robert-Baer-Melbourne-Beach.pdf (seafarerexplorationcorp.com)
You will find much more in that report that you will want to see. Maybe I shouldn't have posted it right after the link to the Mel Fisher Research Archives, which can keep you busy for quite a while.
I'll add this link to my reference list too.
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A Las Vegas coin collector has received a record $13.35 million for three rare U.S. coins originally worth a face value of $1.15...
“The PCGS Price Guide estimated the combined value of the ‘Big Three’ at $10.85 million, but I happily paid 23 percent more, $13.35 million, for the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to get the Holy Trinity all at one time. Each of the three coins set a new record price,” Russell said.
Before Morelan’s and Russell’s acquisitions of the 1804 dollar, 1894 San Francisco dime, and 1913 Liberty Head nickel, only a few other collectors are known to have owned examples of all three. They included the late owner of the Los Angeles Lakers Jerry Buss (1933-2013) and the late Baltimore financier Louis E. Eliasberg Sr. (1896-1976)...
Here is the link for more about that.
Las Vegas collector sells 3 coins for $13.35M | Las Vegas Review-Journal (reviewjournal.com)
Thanks to SuperRick for that link.
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| Source: MagicSeaWeed.com. |
Only a one or two foot surf on the Treasure Coast today.
We are having some bigger high tides. Too bad the surf isn't bigger.
Happy hunting,
TreasureGuide@comcast.net