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SEA ROGUE
Ship Wreckage Guide
by: F4T4L



THE BAHAMAS

16th Century

Santiago (1550's)
500,000 gold coins
250,000 silver bars
250,000 gems

17th Century

Espiritu el Valle (early 1600's)
750,000 silver bars

Santo Domingo (early 1600's)
750,000 silver bars

La Primavera (1640)
300,000 gold
4 million silver
250,000 gems
gold & silver artifacts

Lucayan Silver Wreck (mid-1600's)
100,000 gold
500,000 silver

Nuestra Senora de la Concepcion (1641)
16,000 gold
30 million silver
ming dynasty porcelain

Nuestra Senora de la Maravilla (1656)
500,000 gold
40 million silver
100 carat emerald
43 small emeralds
100 carat amethyst
ming dynasty porcelain

Jufron Getrud (1694)
60,000 silver



18th Century



San Juan Evangelista (1714)
150,000 gold
2 million silver
200 gems
50 feet of gold money chain

Nuestra Senora de la Justicia (mid-1700's)
150,000 gold
2 million silver
200 gems
50 feet of gold money chain



FLORIDA
16th Century


Nuestra Senora de la Esperanza (mid-1500's)
1 million gold
2 million silver
300,000 gems
Jewelry

El Mulato (mid-1500's)
1 million gold
2 million silver
300,000 gems
Jewelry

La Madalena (1563)
Bronze Cannons
2 million gold bars
6 million silver ingots
Jewelry

Almiranta (1589)
100,000 gold coins
1.8 million silver bars
300,000 gems

Santa Margarita (1595)
20,000 gold coins
80,000 silver coins


17th Century


Nuestra Senora de Atocha (1622)
Bronze Cannons
850,000 gold
4 million silver
77-plus carat emerald
40 carat emerald
80 world-class stones
500 stones of excellent quality
2,500 emeralds of lesser value
Gold cross studded with enormous emeralds
Girdle of gold links and priceless gems
500 feet of gold money chain

Santa Margarita (1622)
300,000 gold
550,000 silver

Espiritu Santa el Mayor (1623)
500,000 gold
1 million silver

San Ignacio (mid-1600's)
300,000 gold
800,000 silver


18th Century


Urca de Lima (1715)
Bronze cannons
400,000 gold
325,000 silver
silver artifacts

Hampton Court (1715)
1 million gold
4 million silver
Pearls
Jewelry
Chinese porcelain

Nuestra Senora de Carmen y San Antonio (1715)
500,000 gold
4 million silver
large quantity of silverware

Patache (1715)
250,000 gold
50,000 silver

El Rubi Segundo (1733)
Bronze cannons
2 million gold
8 million silver
Gold and silver artifacts

Almiranta Nuestra Senora de Balvaneda (1733)
Bronze cannons
3 million gold
7 million silver
gold and silver artifacts

El Infante (1733)
500,000 gold
750,000 silver
large number of eating utensils

El Santiago El Grande (1765)
Bronze cannons
300,000 gold
1.5 million silver
Gold and silver artifacts
gold money chain

El Expeditivo (1766)
Bronze cannons
500,000 gold
4 million silver
Large quantities of silverware

El Rosario (1766)
Bronze cannons
1 million gold
2 million silver
Jewelry

Nuestra Senora de la Felicidad (1766)
1 million silver
gold and silver artifacts

San Antonio (1766)
2 million silver
250,000 gems

San Pedro (late 1700's)
1 million gold
silver artifacts


19th Century


Eagle (early 1800's)
2 million silver

H.M.S. Fly (1805)
Bronze cannons
Iron cannons
100,000 gold
200,000 silver
sword
muskets

Caroline (1819)
Iron cannons
250,000 gold
Porcelain

Gasparilla (1821)
bronze cannons
250,000 gold
150,000 silver
50,000 gems
Jewelry


TEXAS
16th Century


San Pablo (1552)
bronze cannons
150,000 gold
400,000 silver
gold and silver artifacts

Santa Maria de Yciar (1554)
500,000 gold
3 million silver

San Esteban (1554)
2 million silver
gold and silver artifacts

Espiritu Santo (1554)
2 million gold
1 million silver

Santa Maria de Guadelupe (1600's)
350,000 gold
3 million silver
gold artifacts

Capitana (1600's)
bronze cannons
1 million gold
2 million silver

San Crucifio de Burgos (1600's)
3 million silver
Jewelry


18th Century


El Nuevo Constante (1766)
bronze cannons
250,000 gold
2 million silver

La Candela de la Noche (1766)
400,000 gold
3 million silver


19th Century


San Pedro (1811)
50,000 gold
450,000 silver

Jean Lafitte's Wreck I (1818)
3 million gold
1 million silver
gold and silver artifacts

Jean Lafitte's Wreck II (1818)
1 million silver
Jewelry

Jean Lafitte's Wreck III (1818)
250,000 gold
1.5 million silver

Jean Lafitte's Wreck IV (1818)
500,000 gold

Maria Theresa (1880)
300,000 gold
porcelain
personal items


GULF OF MEXICO
16th Century


El Luis (1591)
Bronze cannons
175,000 gold
350,000 silver
gold and silver artifacts
gold money chain

San Crucifijo de Burgos (1595)
200,000 gold
400,000 silver
100,000 gems
gold and silver artifacts



17th Century



San Jorge (1625)
50,000 gold
175,000 silver
50,000 gems
Jewelry


18th Century



Constante (1727)
bronze cannons
300,000 silver
silver artifacts
swords

Cazador (1784)
bronze cannons
100,000 gold
250,000 silver
muskets
swords


MEXICO
16th Century



La Nicolasa (1527)
bronze cannons
400,000 gold
jewelry
gold artifacts

Nuestra Senora de las Nieves (1555)
75,000 gold
425,000 silver

La Hermosa (1581)
iron cannons
350,000 gold
50,000 silver
jewelry

La Fidelidad (1581)
iron cannons
75,000 gold
300,000 silver
gold and silver artifacts

Nuestra Senora de la Perseverancia (1590)
300,000 gold
1.5 million silver
150,000 gems



17th Century



San Marcos (1600)
bronze cannons
300,000 gold
3.3 million silver
500,000 mercury

Nuestra Senora de la Coruna (1600)
bronze cannons
250,000 gold
2.75 million silver

Nuestra Senora de Valencia (1600)
bronze cannons
500,000 silver
500,000 mercury

Felicidad (1614)
bronze cannons
400,000 gold
1.5 million silver
swords

Nuestra Senora de Cadiz (1614)
bronze cannons
100,000 gold
750,000 silver
jewelry
gold money chain

El Gran (1614)
bronze cannons
900,000 gold
300,000 gems

Larga (1628)
iron cannons
100,000 gold
475,000 silver

Nuestra Senora del Juncal (1631)
bronze cannons
250,000 gold
1.75 million silver

Almiranta (1631)
bronze cannons
300,000 gold
1.2 million silver
gold and silver artifacts

El Vicente (1631)
50,000 gold
750,000 silver
200,000 gems



18th Century


H.M.S Leviathan (1799)
iron cannons
30,000 gold
100,000 silver
90,000 gems
swords
muskets



19th Century



H.M.S. Tay (1816)
bronze cannons
200,000 gold
2 million silver



COLUMBIA
16th Century



San Ignacio (1504)
bronze cannons
800,000 gold
300,000 emeralds

La Margarita (1542)
bronze cannons
500,000 gold
750,000 silver
gold and silver artifacts

El Real (1542)
bronze cannons
150,000 gold
100,000 silver
50,000 gems

La Paz (1542)
bronze cannons
500,000 silver

Nuestra Senora del Sol (1544)
50 feet of gold money chain
religious artifacts
jewelry

Del Todos los Dias (1559)
bronze cannons
200,000 gold
725,000 silver
100,000 gems
jewelry

Juncal (1564)
bronze cannons
300,000 gold
800,000 silver
200,000 excellent quality gems
gold and silver artifacts

El Major de Madrid (1575)
bronze cannons
300,000 gold
1.5 million silver
50,000 gems
gold and silver artifacts


17th Century



El Segundo (1600)
300,000 pearls

Nuestra Senora de la Candelaria (1626)
bronze cannons
100,000 gold
800,000 silver
gold and silver artifacts

Querida de Jamul (1632)
500,000 pearls

Santiago (1640)
bronze cannons
2 million gold
500,000 diamonds
350,000 high-quality gems

Nuestra Senora de Carmen (1640)
bronze cannons
500,000 gold
250,000 diamonds
50,000 gems

Santa Margarita (1640)
iron cannons
1 million gold
250,000 diamonds
100,000 high-quality gems
gold money chain

Santa Teresa (1681)
bronze cannons
1 million gold
3 million silver

Santiago (1681)
bronze cannons
250,000 gold
750,000 silver
50,000 gems
gold money chain

San Fernando (1681)
bronze cannons
1.5 million gold
750,000 silver
jewelry
gold and silver artifacts

El Viejo (1681)
bronze cannons
250,000 gold
700,000 silver
50,000 gems
muskets



18th Century



San Jose (1708)
bronze cannons
1 million gold
50 million silver
120 world-class precious gem-stones
1000 precious gem stones of excellent quality
gold and silver artifacts
jewelry


CUBA

Havana Harbor (area)
(combined manifests)
bronze cannons
8 million silver
2 million gold
3 million gems
jewelry
gold and silver artifacts


16th Century


Santa Catalina (1537)
50,000 gold
750,000 silver
gold artifacts

Santa Maria de Veracruz (1555)
1.5 million gold
4 million silver
gold and silver artifacts

San Juan Bautista (1563)
bronze cannons
100,000 mercury
200,000 gems
jewelry
20 feet of gold money chain
religious artifacts


17th Century


Los Peligros (1613)
1.75 million silver
250,000 gold
600,000 gems
jewelry

La Marsopa (1638)
iron cannons
100,000 gold
250,000 silver
silver artifacts

La Gesta (1638)
bronze cannons
150,000 gold
200,000 silver
25,000 gems

Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe (1641)
bronze cannons
400,000 silver
50,000 gems
gold and silver artifacts

San Josef y San Francisco de Paula (1647)
bronze cannons
250,000 gold
600,000 silver
75,000 gems
jewelry
gold money chain



18th Century



The Millard (1700)
bronze cannons
200,000 gold
1 million silver
20 world-class gems
jewelry
silver and gold artifacts

Santisima Trinidad (1711)
100,000 gold
700,000 silver
250,000 emeralds
relics and artifacts



HISPANIOLA
16th Century



El Dorado (1502)
bronze cannons
750,000 gold
300,000 pearls
solid gold table

La Santa Rosa (1502)
bronze cannons
1.2 million gold
300,000 silver
small chest of gems

El Julio (1502)
bronze cannons
750,000 gold
200,000 rare gems
art objects

El Prestigio (1502)
bronze cannons
900,000 gold
gold and silver artifacts

San Miguel (1542)
bronze cannons
300,000 gold
1.2 million silver
gold and silver artifacts

San Miguel (1551)
bronze cannons
400,000 gold
1.3 million silver

La Salvadora (1553)
350,000 gold
1.5 million silver
50,000 gems
jewelry


17th Century



Oxford (1669)
Bronze cannons
250,000 gold
1 million silver
300,000 gems
jewelry

El Opulento (1680)
bronze cannons
400,000 gold
300,000 gems
75 feet of gold money chain
jewelry
gold and silver artifacts

La Promesa de Theresa (1680)
bronze cannons
300,000 silver
25 feet gold money chain
art objects
jewelry



18th Century



Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe (1724)
bronze cannons
250,000 gold
2 million silver
300,000 rare gems
30 feet of gold money chain
jewelry
gold and silver artifacts


HAITI
17th Century


Jamaica Merchant (1673)
bronze cannons
270,000 gold
1 million silver
400,000 gems
jewelry
swords
muskets


JAMAICA
17th Century


Nuestra Senora de Maria y Jesus (1691)
bronze cannons
50,000 gold
300,000 silver
200,000 gems

Nuestra Senora del Carmen (1691)
bronze cannons
500,000 silver
jewelry

Nuestra Senora de la Concepcion (1691)
bronze cannons
270,000 silver
art objects
gold and silver artifacts



18th Century



Genovesa (1730)
150,000 gold
1 million silver
400,000 rare gems
35 feet of gold money chain
jewelry



PUERTO RICO
16th Century



Santa Maria de Jesus (1550)
bronze cannons
300,000 gold
4.5 million silver
500,000 gems
gold and silver artifacts



THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
17th Century



Defiance (1652)
iron cannons
1.5 million gold
1 million silver
400,000 gems

La Trompeuse (1683)
bronze cannons
300,000 gold
950,000 silver



18th Century



Nuestra Senora de Lorento (1730)
200,000 gold
1.75 million silver

El Militante (1731)
300,000 mercury

La Victoria (1738)
bronze cannons
200,000 gold
500,000 silver
swords
muskets

San Ignacio (1742)
100,000 gold
chest filled with diamonds

San Filipe (1750)
500,000 gold
1 million silver



LESSER ANNTILES
16th Century



San Juan (1567)
bronze cannons
50,000 gold
200,000 silver
jewelry

Santa Barbola (1567)
50,000 gold
450,000 silver
gold money chain

San Felipe (1567)
bronze cannons
250,000 gold
1.2 million silver
100,000 gems

El Espiritu Santo (1567)
bronze cannons
100,000 gold
150,000 silver
gold and silver artifacts

San Martin (1567)
bronze cannons
150,000 silver
swords
gold and silver artifacts

Mariposa (1567)
bronze cannons
300,000 silver
100,000 gems


17th Century


San Juan Bautista (1603)
bronze cannons
500,000 gold
20 feet of gold money chain

La Rosa
bronze cannons
200,000 gold
300,000 gems

La Encarnacion
bronze cannons
50,000 gold
350,000 silver
jewelry

San Juan Bautista (1609)
bronze cannons
100,000 gold
300,000 gems
silverware
mercury


18th Century


Lazy Jane (1730's)
bronze cannons
200,000 gold
900,000 silver
small chest of diamonds

Santissimo Trinidade (1781)
bronze cannons
1 million gold
500,000 silver



CENTRAL AMERICA
16th Century



Nuestra Senora de San Antonio (1534)
bronze cannons
75,000 gold
550,000 silver
gold and silver artifacts

17th Century

San Rogue (San Roque) (1605)
bronze cannons
500,000 gold
4 million silver
750,000 gems
jewelry

Santo Domingo (1605)
bronze cannons
500,000 gold
2.5 million silver
ming dynasty porcelain
gold and silver artifacts

Nuestra Senora de Begonia (1605)
bronze cannons
1.3 million silver
300,000 rare gems
150,000 mercury

San Ambrosia (1605)
100,000 gold
800,000 silver
50,000 pearls
gold and silver artifacts



VENEZUELA
17th Century



San Felipe (1610)
bronze cannons
500,000 gold
2 million silver

Santa Maria (1613)
iron cannons
250,000 pearls

19th Century

San Pedro Alcantara (1815)
bronze cannons
850,000 silver
swords
muskets



ATLANTIC OCEAN
18th Century



Buena Vista (1702)
bronze cannons
5 million gold
10 million silver
3 million gems
jewelry
gold money chain
swords
muskets

Los Bravos (1750)
bronze cannons
250,000 gold
1.75 million silver
3 million gems
jewelry
sword



BERMUDA
16th Century


La Paz (1550)
bronze cannons
300,000 gold
750,000 silver
porcelain

Santa Maria (1560)
bronze cannons
100,000 gold
800,000 silver
200,000 gems
jewelry
gold and silver artifacts

San Pedro (1594)
bronze cannons
400,000 gold
200,000 gems


17th Century


Santa Catalina (1626)
bronze cannons
125,000 gold
800,000 silver
75,000 gems
jewelry



UNITED STATES & ATLANTIC
18th Century



Whydah (Whyduh) (1717)
bronze cannons
100,000 gold
50,000 silver
50,000 gems
jewelry
swords

Princess Augusta (1738)
150,000 gold
250,000 silver
jewelry
porcelain
silverware
gold and silver artifacts

Nuestra Senora de Soledad (1750)
bronze cannons
100,000 gold
500,000 silver
gold money chain
swords

Nuestra Senora de la Magdalena (1750)
bronze cannons
200,000 gold
300,000 silver
jewelry

El Rosario (1750)
bronze cannons
150,000 gold
300,000 silver
silver artifacts
mercury

San Cristobal (1750)
bronze cannons
200,000 gold
250,000 silver
muskets
swords
silverware

San Jose (1752)
bronze cannons
400,000 silver
gold and silver artifacts
navigational artifacts

Success (1761)
bronze cannons
750,000 gold
325,000 silver

Pembroke (1766)
300,000 gold
200,000 silver
silverware
art objects

Merlin (1777)
bronze cannons
350,000 gold
750,000 silver
sword
musket

Augusta (1777)
bronze cannons
100,000 gold
400,000 silver
sword
musket

Defense (1779)
bronze cannons
150,000 gold
100,000 silver
gold and silver artifacts

Faithful Steward (1785)
100,000 gold
75,000 silver
silverware
jewelry
porcelain

H.M.S. DeBraak (1798)
bronze cannons
400,000 gold
250,000 silver
sword
musket
silverware
porcelain


19th Century


Juno (1802)
bronze cannons
350,000 silver
swords
muskets

Tamerlane (1818)
bronze cannons
250,000 gold
750,000 silver
porcelain
muskets

Ligera (1823)
bronze cannons
250,000 gold
200,000 silver
gold and silver artifacts

S.S. Central America (1857)
1 million gold

Hunley (1864)
compass
crank-turned propeller
personal items of crew members

Portland (1898)
500,000 gems
personal items

S.S. Delaware (1898)
250,000 gold
jewelry
silverware
gold pocket watches


20th Century


S.S. Republic (1909)
3 million gold
jewelry
artifacts

S.S. Merida (1911)
8 million gold

S.S. Andrea Doria (1956)
united states silver certificates
italian notes in 50,100 and 1,004 denominations
artifacts



CANADA
18th Century



Feversham (1711)
bronze cannons
50,000 gold
100,000 silver
muskets
swords
navigational artifact

Le Chameau (1725)
bronze cannons
200,000 gold
100,000 silver
silverware
swords

H.M.S. Tilbury (1758)
bronze cannons
300,000 gold
100,000 silver

Grandy (1771)
3,000 silver
swords
muskets

19th Century

H.M.S. Barbadoes (1812)
bronze cannons
250,000 gold
250,000 silver

L'Americaine (1822)
500,000 gold
600,000 silver

20th Century

Eric (1912)
50,000 gold
200,000 silver
100,000 gems
personal items



NEWFOUNDLAND
11th Century



Valkyrie (11th century)
50 gold
300 silver
iron artifacts


20th Century


Titanic (1912)
numerous artifacts



GREENLAND
10th Century



Thor (10th Century)
200 gold
500 silver
ivory walrus tusks



BRITISH ISLES
10th Century



Odin (10th Century)
200 gold
400 silver
ivory walrus tusks

Frigga (11th Century)
250 gold
700 silver
iron artifacts

16th Century

Jean Florin (1522)
bronze cannons
300,000 gold
500,000 silver
jewelry
swords



THE SPANISH ARMADA OF 1588 (coastline of England, Scotland and Ireland)



La Juliana (1588)
bronze cannons
200,000 gold
100,000 silver
swords
muskets
silver artifacts

La Trinidad (1588)
300,000 gold
250,000 silver
gold money chain
jewelry
gold and silver artifacts

El Gran Grifon (1588)
bronze cannons
500,000 gold
200,000 silver
jewelry

Francesca (1588)
bronze cannons
250,000 gold
200,000 silver
religious artifacts

La Scala (1588)
bronze cannons
300,000 gold
200,000 silver
swords
muskets

Theresa (1588)
iron cannons
200,000 gold
150,000 silver
swords
muskets
gold and silver artifacts

Tobermory Galleon (1588)
bronze cannons
1.5 million gold
750,000 silver
The Glede Gun
Jewelry
Gold and Silver artifacts

San Juan Bautista (1588)
bronze cannons
250,000 gold
200,000 silver
jewelry

El Castillo (1588)
bronze cannons
250,000 gold
1 million silver
jewelry
gold and silver artifacts

Girona (1588)
bronze cannons
2 million gold
1 million silver
navigational artifacts
gold winged salamander with rubies
gold cross, Knights of Malta
silverware

La Trinidad Valencera (1588)
bronze cannons
200,000 gold
150,000 silver
jewelry
gold and silver artifacts
swords
navigational artifacts

Santa Maria de la Rosa (1588)
bronze cannons
iron cannons
250,000 gold
100,000 silver
100,000 gems
gold and silver artifacts
pewter plates


17th Century


La Margarita (1614)
500,000 silver
silver artifacts

Carmelan (1664)
3 million dutch coins

Mary (1675)
bronze cannons
silver coins
jewelry
navigational artifacts
muskets
swords

Santa Cruz (1679)
bronze cannons
iron cannons
300,000 gold
600,000 silver
100,000 gems
porcelain


18th Century


H.M.S. Association (1707)
bronze cannons
100,000 gold
300,000 silver
jewelry
gold plate
silverware
muskets

De Liefde (1711)
bronze cannons
200,000 silver
muskets
swords

Hollandiu (Hollandia) (1743)
bronze cannons
275,000 silver
swords

Nuestra Senora de la Lima (1750)
bronze cannons
100,000 gold
400,000 silver
jewelry
gold and silver artifacts

La Cancion (1799)
iron cannons
100,000 gold
300,000 silver
jewelry
navigational artifacts


19th Century


Earl of Abergavenny (1805)
bronze cannons
50,000 gold
20,000 silver
porcelain

Royal Charter (1859)
500,000 gold


20th Century


Oceana (1912)
900,000 gold
1.8 million silver
personal items

Lusitania (1915)
gold
jewelry
ammunition
personal items

Hampshire (1916)
8 million gold
personal items

S.S. Laurentic (1917)
18 million gold

Argonaut (1918)
75,000 gold
250,000 silver
personal items

Egypt (1922)
1 million gold

Empress of Britain (1940)
10 million gold francs
35 million silver francs
personal items



FRANCE
10th Century



Tyr (10th century)
100 gold
400 silver
iron artifacts
walrus ivory tusks


16th Century


La Maria Juan (1588)
bronze cannons
200,000 gold
100,000 silver
gold and silver artifacts


18th Century


Conqueror (1791)
bronze cannons
iron cannons
1.2 million gold francs
2.5 million silver francs
sword
muskets

Telemaque (1790)
bronze cannons
2 million gold francs
jewelry
gold and silver artifacts
religious artifacts


19th Century


Le Jeune Henri (1820)
bronze cannons
500,000 silver francs


20th Century


Elisabethville (1917)
8 tons of ivory tusks
13,000 carats of uncut diamonds

Bismarck (1941)
historical artifacts



NETHERLANDS
10th Century



Freya (10th century)
300 gold
600 gold
iron artifacts


16th Century


La Trinidad de Scala (1588)
bronze cannons
250,000 gold
150,000 silver
navigational artifact

Patrona (1588)
200,000 gold
100,000 silver
gold and silver artifacts
gold money chain
jewelry
silverware


18th Century


La Lutine (1799)
bronze cannons
500,000 gold
1.5 million silver
navigational artifacts
muskets
swords
bronze bell


20th Century


Tubanthia (1916)
1.5 million gold
personal items

Renate Leonhardt (1917)
1 million gold
250,000 gems
personal items



SPAIN
16th Century



Santa Ana (1588)
bronze cannons
1 million gold
500,000 silver
100,000 gems
jewelry
gold and silver artifacts
swords

Urea de Parda (1606)
Iron cannons
500,000 gold
1 million silver

Nuestra Senora de Espiritu (1642)
bronze cannons
1.5 million silver
gold money chain
jewelry
swords

Capitanilla de Cartagena (1656)
bronze cannons
1 million gold
swords

Urca de Paredes (1656)
bronze cannons
1.5 million gold
250,000 silver

Brandon (1693)
bronze cannons
150,000 gold francs
450,000 silver francs
jewelry
swords
muskets


18th Century


Jesus Maria Joseph (1702)
bronze cannons
3 million gold
6.5 million silver
4 million gems
swords
gold money chain

Nuestra Senora de las Animas (1702)
bronze cannons
3 million gold
5.5 million silver
4 million gems
gold and silver artifacts

Santa Domingo (1702)
bronze cannons
2 million gold
4.5 silver
1.5 gems
silver artifacts
religious artifacts

Nuestra Senora de Los Dolores (1702)
bronze cannons
4 million gold
10 million silver
3.5 million gems
gold artifacts
jewelry
gold money chain

Santa Margarita (1702)
bronze cannons
2 million gold
4.5 million silver
1.5 million gems
jewelry
art objects
silverware

Nuestra Senora de las Angustias (1702)
Iron cannons
1 million gold
3 million silver
1 million gems
gold artifacts
navigational artifact
porcelain

Santa Cristo de Maracaibo
bronze cannons
8 million gold
20.5 million silver
5.5 million gems
jewelry
gold money chain
artifacts
art objects

Santa Teresa (1704)
300,000 gold
200,000 silver

San Pedro Alcantara (1786)
bronze cannons
2.5 million gold
6 million silver

Hartwell (1787)
bronze cannons
iron cannons
1.5 million gold
porcelain
swords
muskets


19th Century


Cantabria (1802)
bronze cannons
iron cannons
300,000 gold
750,000 silver
100,000 gems
jewelry
muskets
sword

Mercedes (1804)
bronze cannons
400,000 gold
500,000 silver
porcelain
muskets
swords

Gambia (1878)
250,000 gold
500,000 silver
ivory



PORTUGAL
16th Century



San Anton (1551)
bronze cannons
300,000 gold

Nuestra Senora de Maria (1554)
bronze cannons
1 million gold
500,000 silver
gold money chain
sword
gold and silver artifacts

San Marcos (1554)
bronze cannons
300,000 gold
200,000 silver

Nuestra Senora de la Pena (1591)
bronze cannons
1 million gold
750,000 silver
100,000 gems

La Madelena (1591)
bronze cannons
2 million gold
1 million silver
sword
gold and silver artifacts

Nuestra Senora del Rosario (1591)
bronze cannons
1 million gold
750,000 silver
silverware swords

Santa Maria del Puerto (1591)
iron cannons
750,000 gold
500,000 silver
300,000 gems
jewelry

Nuestra Senora del Rosario (1591)
iron cannons
1 million gold
500,000 silver
gold money chain
sword
navigational artifact

La Madalena (1593)
bronze cannons
750,000 gold
2 million silver
gold artifacts
silverware

Nuestra Senora de los Remedias (1593)
bronze cannons
300,000 silver

La Cinque Chagas (1594)
35 million gold
10 million gems
jewelry
gold money chain
swords

La Corona (1596)
bronze cannons
1 million gold
750,000 silver
jewelry
gold and silver artifacts


17th Century


San Josefe (1635)
bronze cannons
750,000 gold
500,000 silver
silverware
swords

Isabella (1672)
bronze cannons
750,000 gold

Soleil d'Orient (1680's)
300,000 gold francs
400,000 gems
art objects
gold and silver artifacts
jewelry
swords


19th Century


San Felipe (1802)
bronze cannons
300,000 gold
1 million silver
100,000 gems
porcelain

 

[mad4wrecks]

psssst Darren, great list. Now go to the ARRG forum and paste the coordinates there.

 

[Reefdrifter]

Darren,
I don't know if your list is quite long enough........could you add a couple more?

 

[lobsterman]

Thanks Darren, that is an impressive list.

there were soo many wrecks that were rumored to have had gold and treasures onboard when they sank, it is nearly impossible, to find out where the rumors originated or what basis they had for starting them in the first place. some folks seem to think every old wreck from the 1800's or early 1900's, had all the gold ever shipped from Alaska onboard when they went down. ( the paddle steamer Portland is the perfect example of non-existant treasure ).

extensive research should be done first, before any wreck hunting begins, there are way too many tales of treasure that never even existed, ( sure it makes for good reading, but that it is also why most wreck books are uesless for reasearch, they simply perpetuate or even exagerate on the rumors )

 

[Darren in NC]

Thanks, guys. Most shipwreck lists aren't worth the paper they're written on. I speak from experience in saying that any wreck must have proper research for verification. The problem is that many think that if it's written in more than one book, that must verify it. Have fun with the list. It's not mine. My assumption is that Allen's list has at least been preliminarily researched and is a better list. In researching, get as close to the original source as possible. Don't forget that there may have been a recovery operation somewhere along the way. Google Books also opens the door for researchers like never before. But if the truth be known, the best wrecks are not found in books or old newspaper articles. They are found in files not opened in decades...or centuries. Get familiar with your state archives. Go to the National Archives. If you're able to travel abroad (or already live in key world cities), go visit the archives there. Become friends with other serious researchers. Trust me - mounds of info await the patient researcher who wants to find the shipwreck info no one has. I'm not sharing mine publicly just yet I also recommend - gasp! - that you work with respective gov'ts in recovery. Never try to sneak out treasure. You will get caught. You will lose out in the end. Enough said for now.

Happy researching,
Darren

 

[mariner]

Darren,

Well said, and thanks for sharing that list, even if had to come with a health warning.

Mariner

 

[lobsterman]

here a link for a site that has probably well over a 1000+ great lakes shipwrecks listed...

http://www.boatnerd.com/swayze/shipwreck/a.htm

 

[Darren in NC]

bump - and another kudos to Allen for his list.

 

[NEWN]

In regard to two alleged treasure wrecks
1779 HMS LUTINE http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HMS_Lutine_(1779) story treasure already salvaged!
1782 HMS Grosvenor Wreck of the Grosvenor - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia see link-apparently amount of Treasure was JUST LEGEND

 

[NEWN]

1898 Delaware wreck The Delaware Shipwreck  New Jersey's (Wreck Valley)

Popular Science October 1955 p.173 picture of Diving Bell
Popular Science - Google Books

 

[SADS 669]

Ada Hancock - $10,755 in gold dust and bullion ($10,755,000)
Agapenor - 750 tons copper ($4,350,000)
Alleghany - 1 bag gold dust ($?)
Alphacca - 2003 tons copper ($11,617,400), 25 tons vanadium ($?)
Amazon - $17,000 in Specie ($?), 5000 bottles Mercury ($?) 1100 tons coal ($?)
America - $460,000 in treasure
- Most likely salvaged
Ancona - 12 barrels gold sovereigns, unknown quantity of silver bars
- The ship is currently claimed under admiralty arrest by Odyssey Marine
Arabic - Gold
Arendskerk - Brass Tubes ($?)
Association, HMS - $14 million in Spanish coin and plate
Aviemore - 5165 tons Tin ($71,277,000)

Bahama - $6000 in gold and silver ($?)
Balingkar - Copper ($?)
Baron Jedburgh - 3000 tons Tin ($41,400,000)
Belgravian - 412 tons Tin ($5,685,600)
Benmohr - Silver Bullion ($?)
Benvrackie - Silver and Aircraft ($?)
Berhala - Tin Plate, Locomotives, Aircraft ($?)
Berlin - Diamonds in Purser's safe ($?)
Besholt - Tin and Copper ($?)
Birmingham City - Tin Plate ($?)
Bodegraven - 2512 tons Copper ($14,569,600)
Bokhara - $200,000 in specie ($?)
Bold Venture - 1116 tons Copper ($6,472,800)
Borneo - $20,000 in gold ($20,000,000)
Brother Jonathan - Unknown amount of gold and valuables.
- In the 1930's, several gold bars were reportedly recovered from the wreck.
- In 1996, 1,207 $20 Gold double eagle coins were recovered in mint condition.

Cairnmona - Copper ($?)
Cambank - Copper ($?)
Carnatic - Specie ($?)
Catterthun - 11,000 gold sovereigns ($?)
- Wreck is a protected site.
Chemung - Copper ($?)
Chicago - $30,000 in silver bars ($?)
China - $12,000 in specie ($?)
City of Bath - 2000 tons copper ($11,600,000), 500 tons magnesite ($?), 500 tons chrome ore ($?)
City of Cairo - 2,000 boxes silver coin ($?), manganese ore ($?)
City of Cardiff - 1995 tons copper ($11,571,000)
City of Galveston - 600 bags of copper ($?)
City of Merida - $13,000 in silver and specie ($?)
City of Wellington - 2000 tons copper ($11,600,000), 500 tons chrome ore ($?)
Clan Mactavish - 4597 tons copper ($26,662,600), 1180 tons copper extract ($?)
Coloradan - 2500 tons manganese ore, small quantity of gold concentrate ($?)
Columbian - Copper ($?)
Comet - 50 tons of silver ore ($?)
Concepcion - $5,000 in gold ($5,000,000)
Condor - $11,000,000 in treasure, estimated ($?)
Continent - $8000 in specie ($?)
Continental - $140,000 in treasure ($?)
Cotopaxi - Specie ($?)

D'Entrecasteaux - 1002 tons copper ($5,811,600)
David Sturdevant - $30,000 in silver ($?)
Dehli - Specie ($?)
Der Vergulde Draeck - 78,000 gold gilders
Dorothea - Gold bricks ($?)
Dorunda - Gold and copper ($?)
Drumelzier - Copper, Lead ($?)
Drummond Castle - Specie ($?)

Egyptian - 1013 tons Tin ($13,979,400)
Eider - Gold specie ($?)
El Dorado - various treasures including solid gold table ($?)
Ella Warley - $8,000 in gold ($8,000,000), $5,000 in purser's safe ($?)
Empire Brigade - 750 tons copper ($4,350,000)
Empire Lancer - 2000 tons copper ($11,600,000)
Empire Protector - 1252 tons copper ($7,261,600)
Eros - 301 tons copper ($1,745,800)

Falaba - Specie ($?)
Finance - $100,000 in specie.
- Salvaged in 1908

Gairsoppa - $600,000 in silver ($?)
Geelong - $4,000,000 in jewels ($?)
General Whitney - Copper ($?)
Grosvenor - 19 boxes of jewels, 720 gold bars, 1,450 silver bars, quantity of specie. ($?)
- Salvage attempt in 1939
Guatimoziu - $100,000 in specie ($?)
Gulnare - Gold specie ($?)

Hallfried - Copper ore ($?)
Hamilla Mitchell - $50,000 in specie ($?)
Hecuba - $80,000 pounds sterling ($?)
Helenus - 1350 tons copper ($7,830,000)

J.H. Russell - Treasure belonging to Adams express co. ($?)
Jagersfontein - lead, copper ($?)
Japan - $375,000 in treasure ($?)
Jeannette and Bertha - copper ore ($?)

Kanbe - 3500 tons copper ($20,300,000)
Kuma - 1,000,000 roubles worth of treasure ($?)

Laconia - 1000 silver bars, large amount of specie, 2000 cases of brass rifle cartridges ($?)
La Delgarede - $2,000,000 in gold ($2,000,000,000)
Lafian - Gold Bullion ($?)
Lagaholm - 100 tons aluminum ($154,000), 62 tons copper ($359,600) 53 tons brass ($318,000)
Lapland - 950 tons Tin plate ($13,110,000)
Le Chambeau - $1,000,000 in gold. ($1,000,000,000)
- Unsuccessful salvage attempt in the 1920's.
Le Jeune Henri - Diamonds and gold ingots ($?)
Lexington - $30,000 in silver coin
- Salvaged in 1842
Llanashe - 3500 tons Tin and Aluminum ($?)
Lord Worsley - Gold dust and specie ($?)
Lucullus - Royal jewels ($?)
- Possibly salvaged
Lusitania - Sheet brass, copper, copper wire, copper fittings ($?)
Lutine - $1,175,000 treasure
- Various salvage attempts in the 1800's.
- Only a small portion of the treasure was recovered because the ship is buried under silt.

Maasdam - 700 tons copper ($4,060,000)
Malabar - $300,000 in specie ($?)
Mangkalibat - Copper ($?)
Manipur - Copper ($?)
Marry Scott - Specie and copper ore ($?)
Matosa - $50,000 in gold specie ($?)
Melville E. Stone - Copper, Antimony, Vanadium ($?)
Merida - $800,000 in gold and silver
- There were 7 separate salvage attempts between 1916 and the 1930's.
- Most likely completely salvaged.
Merlin - $1,000,000 - $2,000,000 in gold, estimated.
- Salvage thought to have been attempted in 1941.
Metapan - $500,000 in gold ($500,000,000)
Minas - 3,000,000 marks worth of gold. ($?)
Montezuma - $1,000,000 in gold and silver bullion ($?)
Mount Temple - 22 crates of dinosaur fossils from Utah ($?)

Nagpore - 1501 tons copper ($8,705,800)
Nailsea Court - 7661 tons copper and nickel ore ($?)
Nautilus - $30,000 in specie ($?)
Nerissa - 574 tons aluminum ($883,960)
New Toronto - 3 boxes of gold ($?)
Nidarland - 179 silver bars ($?)

Oceana - $5,000,000 in specie
- Salvaged in 1912. Almost all treasure was recovered.
Onondaga - Magnesium ore ($?)
Oropesa - Copper ($?)
Otho - 750 tons tin ($10,350,000), 4400 tons Manganese Ore ($?)

Pacha - $430,000 in specie ($?)
Pacific - $100,000 in treasure, estimated. ($?)
Pauline Houghton - 2,100 gold sovereigns
Pewabic - 267 tons copper ($1,548,600)
Poelau Roebiah - 8100 tons Manganese ore ($?), 100 tons copper concetrate ($?)
Potlatch - 2000 tons Tin plate ($27,600,000)
Prins Frederik - 400,000 silver coins ($?)

Quetta - Silver ore ($?)

Republic - $400,000 in specie
- Salvaged by Odyssey Marine in 2003

Sabina - Specie ($?)
Sakkarah - $1,500,000 in gold specie ($?)
San Pedro - several million in spanish coins and doubloons ($?)
- Salvage attempt in 1853 ended in failure with only 1 coin being recovered.
- The ship exploded before sinking, scattering the specie across the sea floor.
Santa Isabel - 12,500 pesetas, 1,500 gold pesos ($?)
Sarah Bartlett - $40,000 in specie ($?)
Saxon - $4,000 in specie ($?)
Schiller - $60,000 in specie ($?)
- $20,000 recovered by salvagers at time of loss
Shamrock - Copper and copper ore ($?)
Siam II - 3502 tons copper ($20,311,600)
Silverbelle - Copper ($?)
Solon II - Manganese ore and 200 tons special copper ($?)
St. Abbs - 3 boxes of bullion (estimated at $120,000 GBP at time of loss)
St. Denis - 61,314 pounds of copper ($177,810)
Suriname - 2500 tons copper ($14,500,000)

Thermopylae - 8000 ingots of copper, 5000 bars of bullion ($?)
Triton - $31,660 in silver ($?)
Truro - 500 tons coal ($?) 150 tons nickel and copper ($?)

Ulea - 2393 tons copper pyrites ($?)

Vancouver Island - 751 tons aluminum ($1,156,540), 993 tons copper ($5,759,400)
Victoria - $5,000 in specie ($?)
Vigrid - 500 tons copper ($2,900,000)
Ville De St. Nazaire - $25,000 in gold ($25,000,000)

Wayfarer - 3000 tons copper ($17,400,000), 2000 tons coal ($?)
Waziristan - 1000 tons copper ($5,800,000), 410 Ford trucks
West Lashaway - Tin, Copper ($?)

Yankee Blade - $153,000 in specie
- Salvaged in 1855
Yasaka Maru - $12,500,000 in gold ($12,500,000,000)
- Portion of gold was later recovered by a Japanese salvage expert

Zaandam - 8600 tons Copper and Chrome Ore ($?)
Zuyder Zee - Gold and silver specie ($?)

Any chance of an approximate location for these wrecks?

 

[SADS 669]

I've got the locations. But I'm not going to share.

Back on the topic of wrecks that were already salvaged, I forgot to mention:
- Oceana - 1912
- Skyro - 1891
- Niagara - 1940

Good for you, a true pirate LOL......

 

[SADS 669]

17th Century:

NAME / NATIONALITY / YEAR / LOCATION / VALUE
Madre de Dios - Portuguese - 1612 - Kava, Japan - 1.3 million
Batavia - Dutch - 1629 - Geraldton, West Australia - 1.5 million
Haarlem II - Dutch - 1648 - Table Bay, South Africa - 2.5 million
De Vergulde Draeck - Dutch - 1655 - Moore River, West Australia - 360,000
Santa Cruz - Spanish - 1679 - Pembroke, West. Wales - 12 million
Santa Paula - Spanish - 1679 - Island of Pines - 3.5 million
Griffin - French - 1679 - Birch Island, Lake Huron - 12,000
Santa Cruz - Spanish - 1680 - Manta Bay, Peru - 13 million
Infanta - Spanish - 1683 - Bantry Bay, England - 320,000
Cardia - Greek - 1686 - Off Ancona, Italy - 1.5 million
San Pedro - Spanish - 1688 - Camana Bay, Peru - 1.2 million
El Dorado - Spanish - 1691 - Off Swansea, England - 240,000
Dageraad - Dutch - 1694 - Robben Island, South Africa - 1.2 million
Het Huis te Crayenstein - Dutch - 1698 - Camp's Bay, South Africa - 1.3 million
Little Duck - Spanish - 1699 - Seaton Carew, England - 600,000

You are an absolute star, thanks. I have been to many of these places but am focusing on where I live in the Bahamas. I truly want to find the ancillary things off an old wreck to display because treasure generally cannot be displayed and causes so much trouble from incarceration to death.
All the very best and if you are ever Bahamas way drop me a note

 

[Darren in NC]

FWIW, I wouldn't put much stock into anything Riesenberg published. He lived in a time where you sold the sizzle, not the truth. I haven't found anything of his credible. I believe Marx states something similar about him in his (Marx's) early books.

 

[Salvor6]

I agree with Darren. I see a lot of errors in your list. The first ship you listed, the Golden Hinde was Sir Francis Drakes ship. It did not wreck but after circumnavigating the world was parked at Deptford in the Thames River. It was put on display and lasted over 100 years before it rotted away.

 

[old man]

FWIW, I wouldn't put much stock into anything Riesenberg published. He lived in a time where you sold the sizzle, not the truth. I haven't found anything of his credible. I believe Marx states something similar about him in his (Marx's) early books.

Darren, you are correct about Harry Riesenberg. When I went to Coastal School of Deep Sea Diving. Al Mickalow owner the school and be went on a few adventures with Harry and I think he co authored a treasure book with him. He said, that Harry made up a lot of his storys.

 

[Huntuntilidie]

is the galleon hunters book out yet and if it is where can i buy it.

 

[bigben1973]

i saw on eariler posts from 2009 on this topic that they mentioned the " HMS Faithful Steward-1785 off the rehoboth beach,in delaware.Does anybody have any new info about this wreck or whereabouts?? Rehoboth beach is a big beach area and certain parts of the beach you cant metal detect or venture out to salvage anything due to the area.
Any help would be helpful..lol lol..That made no sense..i guess the sun has baked my brain..lol

 

[lobsterman]

Many times any area that may contain any actual treasures, or valuable wrecks (or that may hold highly commercially valuable natural resources) are conveiniently declared as a state or federal park or preserve area. It is just another means of governmental theft, they are claiming ownership over it all, without ever finding it, while at the same time prohibiting others from searching for it, or profiting from it.

As for the "HMS Faithful Steward", here is a link that may give you a bit more information about it... Faithful Steward

I am unfamilar with that wreck or the area, but i'd say that if there is a state or federal park or preserve area near that location, the chances are good that the wrecksite is located within it's boarders.