A part of the beach in Florida is known as the ‘Treasure Coast’. Here the debris of many such ships has been found under water in the sea, in which the treasure was hidden. Once again, the treasure hidden in the debris hidden inside these seas has been found.
According to The Guardian report, a team of divers of the company, who discovered the debris of ships immersed in the sea, has discovered a big treasure. In 1715, precious goods were being carried from American colonies, when a storm destroyed the Spanish fleet.
The value of the treasure found from the sea is more than Rs 8 crore
From that time, the lost treasure lost in the debris of the Spanish ship was hidden. According to their estimate, its value is more than $ 1 million i.e. more than 8 crore rupees. 1715- Fleet-Veeins Jewels LLC has announced this week that more than 1,000 silver and gold coins have been found near the Atlantic coast of Florida, which are believed to be in Spanish colonies. Where Bolivia, Mexico and Peru are now located.
Spanish ships laden with treasure in 1715 were destroyed
According to the 1715 Fleet Society, centuries ago, when this treasure was being brought back to Spain. Then on 31 July 1715, a storm destroyed the fleet ships. This caused the treasure to flow into the sea.
Mint marks and dates are inscribed in gold-silver coins
The investigative company said that dates and mint marks on some coins recovered are still visible, which can give new information for historians and collectors, who are expecting to get more information from the lost treasures.
The explorers told it a historical discovery
Director of Rescue Company, Cell Guttuso said that this discovery is not only about the treasure, but also about the stories related to it. Each coin is a part of history. It has a concrete connection with people living, working and sailing in the golden period of the Spanish Empire. Get 1,000 coins at once is rare and extraordinary.
Under the Florida law, the state owned any treasury or other historical artifacts released in the state -owned land or state’s water area. However, explorers may be allowed to discover it. According to the law, about 20% of the recovered archaeological materials should be kept for research collection or public performance by the state.
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