Coin count up to 115. The $1MM threshold may have
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Posted On: 05/09/2018 11:37:34 AM
Re: Coat Tail Rider #3706
Coin count up to 115. The $1MM threshold may have already been surpassed. The identity of the ship is confirmed. I think this is the 4th week of diving in total.
Some scam, eh?
To date, the Pulaski site has produced 115 gold and silver coins, all dated prior to 1838. These finds represent early American coinage, Spanish colonial and British coins. All coins are being conserved and appraised by Numismatic Guarantee Corporation. Other unique items recovered include a small, unique box, a pocket watch, candlestick holders, brass wall sconces, keys and a numbered brass tag marker with the name SB Pulaski stamped on it.
Visit our Vimeo link for footage of our recoveries. https://vimeo.com/268761156
https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/EXPL/news/Id...?id=191764
Some scam, eh?
To date, the Pulaski site has produced 115 gold and silver coins, all dated prior to 1838. These finds represent early American coinage, Spanish colonial and British coins. All coins are being conserved and appraised by Numismatic Guarantee Corporation. Other unique items recovered include a small, unique box, a pocket watch, candlestick holders, brass wall sconces, keys and a numbered brass tag marker with the name SB Pulaski stamped on it.
Visit our Vimeo link for footage of our recoveries. https://vimeo.com/268761156
https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/EXPL/news/Id...?id=191764
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