These pathetic trolls are nervous as hell. They really don't want positive information coming out about the company nor anyone to mention progress or give useful updates so they attack. Apologies for feeding them yesterday.
Seafarer has tapped into a soft metal under a 500-year-old teredo crust right where the SeaSearcher said there would be treasure on a wreck site that is a merchant ship, had survivors and carried treasure and a LOT of it (based on survivor testimony found in Seville archives). Profile of wreck and location fit the Juno wreck's particular attributes, though I'm not aware of them knowing name or manifest of the ship. While name and manifest were crucial knowledge in the past, thanks to new technology of the SeaSearcher, this info is now still beneficial but no longer crucial as it was with the older and outdated technology still in use by others. And they have an Admiralty claim on the wreck, solely owned by Seafarer. No split with the state or anyone else. Their latest multi-purpose boat has more deck space. Sounds like they might be needing it. New personnel coming in January.
For this target, layers are as such:
Water - 60-80ish feet, drill was needed that would work up to 3 atmospheres
Sand - 2 feet or so
Teredo crust - 15–18 inches
Sand again - another foot
Slight bit of wood
Soft metal target
Seams clear to me that the soft metal target is a large clump of silver coins (from a chest of many chests) that have welded themselves together as old silver coins do when left for 100s of years. They have already figured out what to do next and will have adjust drilling technique to avoid the jamming and they'll do whatever else is needed to get these targets brought up.
A 22-inch cube of silver is a ton of silver. As I've stated before, it's tonnage. Not trinkets.
And this is the first target of many targets on the first wreck of many wrecks.
But some are still too stupid to figure it out. Like the trolls. Don't feed the trolls.
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