Treasure & Shipwreck Recovery Announces Treasure Coin Finds and Major Ship Objects
Treasure & Shipwreck Recovery (OTC PINK:BLIS) has uncovered significant historic coins from a suspected 1715 Spanish shipwreck off Florida's East Coast. The company, in partnership with Gold Hound LLC, has recovered a variety of coins, including 2, 4, and 8 Silver Reales, along with other shipwreck artifacts. Initial explorations have revealed numerous targets, indicating substantial treasure linked to the 1715 Fleet. The site remains permitted, and TSR reports ongoing operations with expectations of finding more valuables, including gold coins and jewels.
- Recent discoveries of historic coins and artifacts increase the potential for significant recoveries.
- Partnership with Gold Hound LLC enhances exploration capabilities and resource utilization.
- The site has a history of treasure recovery, suggesting further valuable finds are possible.
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ST. PETERSBURG, FL / ACCESSWIRE / August 4, 2021 / Treasure & Shipwreck Recovery, Inc. ("TSR" or "the Company"), (OTC PINK:BLIS) announces the Company, with its partner Gold Hound LLC, has found significant amount of historic coins from a suspected 1715 Fleet Spanish Shipwreck off the operating area off the East Coast of Florida. The coins range from 2, 4 to 8 Silver Reales (2 being smaller and 8 largest) and have been found with significant other shipwreck material in a short time. The finds were made in what has been determined to be a trail of material from offshore leading to large number of targets. Most significantly, only a few dozen target areas out of hundreds surveyed have already yielded these significant finds. The location is associated with a number of 1715 Spanish wrecks found over the years in the area, with large amounts of treasure and historic artifacts left to be found. The significance is the targets and trail being followed had not been explored before, resulting in this recent large yield of artifacts, and such treasure coins that are directly tied to a ship or ships of the 1715 Fleet. The exact identity of the source from which of the eleven ships that were lost has not been ascertained as of yet. Valuation of such materials, coins and other artifacts will be determined later.
Over the last two weeks, teams including crew and divers from TSR and Gold Hound have been working from the dive and exploration boat Capitana, on a continual constant basis exploring and recovering from the the hundreds of new targets developed by Gold Hound over a year of surveying these previously unexplored spots on the ocean floor. Without doubt the materials are from such a period wreck. These include such things as lead and iron parts of a ship including large nearly two large diameter ship sailing mast rings, weights, intact jars, pottery, and other shipwreck materials directly related to the wreck of the ships which occurred July 30, 1715, during a hurricane. Such finds have included a trail of a large amount of ballast stones that show the ship was bottomed out during the storm and the cargo of large amount of silver reales (Spanish term for silver minted coins) and gold coins (called escudos) which were part of the Fleet being transported from Havana back to Spain.
With so many targets and finds made with such success on just some dozens of dives made, guided by surveys done by magnetometer and other methods, TSR and Gold Hound are continuing operations, with fairly high expectations that large amounts of coins, precious gems and other materials will be found in concentrated areas where chests or barrels would have sunk. These would include thousands of reales and escudo coins, as well as emeralds, jewelry and other precious and historic items that were carried on the lost ships.
The site area off Sebastian Florida has been perpetually permitted with the State of Florida and has been the site of valuable recoveries from a suspected four wrecks from the renowned and enormously laden 1715 Fleet, which sank that night in July 1715. Although much of the inshore areas have been worked, and many recoveries made, a vast amount of treasure, in the form of gold and silver coins, bullion bars, emeralds, jewelry and other valuable items are still to be found.
TSR will update and provide information on all aspects of operations, including video and other media updates in the short term through new social media platforms that are being finished through a new social media partner to be announced. Photos of recovery operations will be in the interim displayed on our website at www.treasurewreck.com. TSR is also working with parties for filming of operations in this area and other areas we have targeted for operations.
About Treasure & Shipwreck Recovery
TSR is a three-fold treasure related company, with its own recovery vessels and partners, it has made recoveries, and holds hundreds of miles of researched areas. TSR has its treasure recovery part of the Company with our treasure recovery partners as well as its Media Group for television, gaming and Media matters such as its gaming portion and its television side being developed. All three components will make up the triad of revenue sources and business development.
Our website will be updated as new matters are announced including recoveries, the new social media sites.
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