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Congratulations Greg Bounds and Queens Jewels! 48 coins is a very good day!

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And the right storm, wind, and tide can always push some of that gold in our reach. Hell thats why we do this because you just don't know what you will find.
 
congrats!awesome find!

chuck.
 
Wow , awesome find , one to keep you grinning for a long long time . congrats to the finders . cheers Mick
 
Now that's the way guys. Wish we could see a picture of the coins, that would really get the blood pumping. :hello2:
 
Greg and crew, great job keep up the good work,We know there's more!!
 
Now that's the way guys. Wish we could see a picture of the coins, that would really get the blood pumping. :hello2:


Rumor has it ABC World News Tonight is going to be running a story with some underwater footage of the finds!!

WHAT A DAY!!
 
What a nice haul of gold treasure Greg, WTG!!!:occasion14:
 
Anyone know how much was paid to take over the lease for this area?
 
It's great to see the wrecks are still producing. Congratulations on your finds.
 
That was on the news last night (last 5 min's of world news). I wonder why Spain hasn't tried to steal all of this back, like they did to the Odyssey.
 
What wreck site did they find them on? Turtle trail has produced alot of gold in the last few years.
 
Congratulations. Very Impressive. You guys find the best stuff....


I was looking over one of the pictures of the recovery, and looking at the coins noticed that you got some very rare coins.


Instead of these being the Santa Fe Do Bogata 2 escudos types, you got a pretty rare Lima 1 escudo from 1697, and a few Lima 2 escudos.


And that you got a bunch of Mexico 2 escudos in the 1690's range, which are probably almost unique. They have the jeweled cross on the back. If the jeweled cross ones have dates on them, they are significant in dating the years that the jeweled cross was used. Jeweled cross Mexico minors are very uncommon, or have not existed in this abundance before to be cataloged.
 

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