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In today's video, I collaborate with Carl Allen from Allen Explorations to embark on an exciting expedition in search of sunken treasures from a historical relic—the Maravillas, a Spanish galleon that sank in the year 1656. Our underwater adventure combines scuba diving with metal detecting, leading to remarkable discoveries of silver coins, emeralds, gold, and an array of precious artifacts! Join us on this exhilarating journey to uncover these centuries-old secrets of the deep sea.
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Found Unimaginable Riches on a 350-Year-Old Shipwreck!
A few months ago, I stumbled upon Carl Allen's YouTube channel.
Mr. Allen is a treasure hunter like myself, however, he's a billionaire and has an amazing
team to help him find real sunken treasures.
He's also known as the world's second best treasure hunter.
With approval from the Bahamian government, Allen Explorations, his team, has already
found millions of dollars worth of sunken treasure.
Rumors say that there's actually over a billion dollars worth of sunken treasure still waiting
to be discovered.
However, if you've followed my videos for a while, you'll know that my biggest dream
has always been to search and find real treasure.
So I got in contact with Mr. Allen, and to make a long story short, I'm in the Bahamas
and we're headed to the shipwreck right now.
And Mr. Allen's crew is about an hour behind us, giving us just enough time to do a little
bit of surfing.
We just saw a shark fin, so that's a little sketchy, but it should be fun.
So shortly after everyone got a little surf session in, we made it to the dive site.
If you're new to treasure hunting, this is the most badass trip that you could go on.
This is it.
I'm hanging out with someone like myself, if I won the lottery, if that makes any sense.
He's a true treasure hunter, and he's finding some pretty crazy stuff.
As I'm editing this video, I just got off the phone with Mr. Carl, and he gave me the
green light to be able to buy my very own treasure boat and to make videos next season.
Some of these boats are super expensive, and to be completely honest, I don't have that
kind of money.
I listed everything on my website 50% off.
I would be so grateful if you headed over there and bought a t-shirt or two.
I'm asking everyone here for help because I know it's not going to be possible by myself.
The internet's pretty crazy, and I do believe if you ask, sometimes some great things can
happen.
So here I am asking for your help to make this dream a reality.
Like I said, everything's 50% off.
You can click the link in the description, or you can go to rivertreasure.com, and 100%
of the money earned from all this will go directly into making this dream come true.
Over 350 years ago, this ship collided with another ship around midnight, splitting the
vessel in half, killing more than 600 people.
These people either died by drowning, or they were eaten by sharks.
It did not take long, but once I reached the bottom of the ocean, I started seeing artifacts
everywhere.
Here's a piece of wood that was from the actual ship that sank over 350 years ago.
So Kendall actually found the very first coin of the day, and it's made of silver.
This is her first treasure coin she's ever found in her life, and I'm very proud of her.
And shortly after that, I found my very first coin, and it's also made of silver.
It can be very difficult to make out these coins underwater, and I got extremely lucky
finding this one.
Even the archaeologists on the boat didn't think this was a coin at first, until we applied
muriatic acid to clean the coin off, revealing the cross displayed on it.
So this is going to be a coin from Mexico, and I can tell that from the type of silver
that it is.
And what's interesting is, we find more Mexican coins than Potosi coins, but there should
be no Mexican coins on this wreck.
We have no records of them taking on coins in Mexico, so I always love it when we find these.
After the team tagged and put away the coin that I found, the next major item was discovered
by Jim Sinclair, and he found a real emerald, and this is his first one he's ever found
on this shipwreck.
Another emerald.
Silver coin down there, too.
I think Leah got one as well.
Yeah, just got an emerald stuck to what appears to be the head of a spike.
Still got a nice barrel formation.
Got one silver coin.
How's it feel?
Pretty good, man.
Right after I dove back down, I noticed Kendall coming up to me, and she found a second silver
coin.
She wanted to show Mr. Allen's wife, Miss Gigi, and she was so excited for her.
This guy just found a bunch of silver coins all stuck together, and just moments later,
he came back up to me asking for help because he accidentally dropped one.
I thought it was kind of funny.
Check this clip out real quick.
The same guy who just dropped that coin just found a key.
Who knows what it goes to?
Maybe it's that treasure chest we're all searching for, and here's Miss Gigi coming up to the
camera to show you all a silver coin that she just found.
I forgot to explain this earlier, but what makes a treasure boat very useful are devices
called mailboxes.
These mailboxes go over the propellers, shooting the water straight down to the ocean floor,
creating a giant hole to the bedrock, exposing potentially treasure.
These devices are custom made and very expensive.
To give you a better idea how big this hole is, here's a clip of myself swimming to the
top of the hole that we've been searching in all day.
On my way back up to the boat with Kendall, I look down and she's holding one of the coins
that she found.
And looking back at this, honestly, we had the time of our lives, and I hope we get to
do it again.
She even holds the coin out of the water when we actually make it to the top.
I thought that was kind of funny.
You said, ah!
Hey, that was a good find.
Congratulations.
Thanks.
Wow, that was pretty, huh?
Yeah.
We did it.
You got a cool find.
I did.
Yeah, I don't think that was the best one.
I know.
Wow, look at that sunset.
Look at that meteor.
Bob, let's clench our hands.
Give me a kiss.