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10 Astonishing Shipwreck Treasures...
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Amazing that Odyssey found 3 out of the 10 and is now working on the fourth.
Where on Earth did the author get those valuations from?
Central America, $50 Million to date (not $150 Million)
Republic was $50 Million to date (not $120-$180 Million)
Gairsoppa was $40 Million. (not $200 Million)
Black Swan $500 Million !?!?!? (500 thousand 1804 silver coins, even mint would be less than $25 Million)
Central America, $50 Million to date (not $150 Million)
Republic was $50 Million to date (not $120-$180 Million)
Gairsoppa was $40 Million. (not $200 Million)
Black Swan $500 Million !?!?!? (500 thousand 1804 silver coins, even mint would be less than $25 Million)
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Who knows...
Maybe it is like when I see on the news...
Someone finds a bale of pot on the beach...
"estimated value of 1 million dollars".
I am thinking "man that makes a joint worth like a 1000 bucks".
Exaggeration is "key" to a good "story" these days.
Maybe it is like when I see on the news...
Someone finds a bale of pot on the beach...
"estimated value of 1 million dollars".
I am thinking "man that makes a joint worth like a 1000 bucks".
Exaggeration is "key" to a good "story" these days.
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