Replies to post #70896 on Seafarer Exploration Corp (SFRX)

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So SFRX is going to recover BILLION$ in……..

treasure, but they’ll be no SPANISH coins amongst the treasure?

No identifiable cannons? Nothing?

Spain will have to prove what ship any treasure comes from before they are able to attempt to lay claim to it.

They can lay a claim with little to no evidence of what ship it is. The cultural heritage is their’s until they relinquish title to it.

Juno is SFRX’s only shot, unless of course they work with their lawyer (BLIS) on a legacy site that is also grandfathered in. One would think their lawyer would be all over the Timmy Toy, at least while SFRX is (ahem) waiting. It only takes a weekend, right?

It’s amusing we’ve seen in the recent in-house promo videos mention after mention of the 1715 fleet, Spanish galleons bringing treasure from the New World, the importance of archaeology, etc., but SFRX is only going to find treasure that belonged to Spain that Spain won’t be able to prove was ever theirs?

And Spain won’t know about claims like this on what you call is an inaccurate website?

Several artifacts, some pictured on our website, have been found by previous salvers and also by Seafarer’s current crew. The artifacts found appear to resemble other artifacts from the 1715 Fleet, which sunk due to a hurricane on July 31st, 1715. The 1715 Fleet was known to have carried significant treasure and historically valuable artifacts, although there is no guarantee of 100% accuracy of the origin of the wreck materials currently being found.

Nor will they see any Bureau reports mention the Concepcion and 1715 fleet?

And the Bureau wouldn’t alert Spain, now would they?

I’ll ask once again, are any museums interested in the worm poop?

It belongs to SFRX to do as they wish, as long as it’s not in some protected area.

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Worm Poop Lecture ~ Part Deux…….priceless!

Only ships that sank in storms were documented, eh?

He’s a good fit with SFRX.