Priceless Sunken Gold Treasures, A Rewarding Investment
Investing some times should be fun and exciting. So what we have here is an opportunity to share in the spoils of sunken treasures, gold, silver and priceless artifacts. You even get a chance to visit the dive site as part of the investment package; go for a dive and the first treasure you uncover, you get to keep. Just like in the good old days, finders keepers!
As a child growing up, I remember hearing stories of lost treasures hidden by seafaring Pirates who navigated the seas not too far from where we lived. I was just one of many children who fantasized about one day finding a lost treasure map that will lead us to a buried chest full of gold. The reality of that fantasy was no longer a dream for one life long treasure hunter named Mel Fisher (1922-1998).
Mel Fisher was one of the world’s most successful treasure hunters. Previous successes paled in comparison to the “mother lode” discovery. After more than 15 years of searching, on July 20, 1985, Fisher and his team located the Spanish galleon Nuestra Senora de Atocha that was lost in a hurricane off the coast of Florida in 1622. The Atocha was documented as a royal guard galleon with 40 tons of gold and silver aboard at the time it sank.
The discovery contained thousands of artifacts, gold coins, silver coins, Spanish wares, jewelry, silver bars, emeralds and a variety of other priceless objects. It was a cache worth $450 million at the time. There were several other ships in the fleet that were lost as well during that same storm, including the Santa Margarita which carried priceless treasures as well.
Today, Mel Fisher’s legacy still goes on as his company continues to search and recover much of the treasures that still lay buried under the ocean from these sites. Believe it or not, they are still salvaging from another site discovered by Mel Fisher since 1963. If you would like to learn more on how to become a partner, contact their investor relations for more details. As Mel Fisher said it nicely, “Today is the Day”. www.melfisher.com
Kim Fisher, President/CEO KimFisher@melfisher.com 305-296-6533
Investor Relations
Shawn Cowles, scowles@melfisher.com, 305-294-5441
Grant Roland, groland@melfisher.com, 305-295-7925
Joe Beaton, jbeaton@melfisher.com, 305-294-5266
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October 26th, 2007 16:10
I live in centeral Iowa. Its no secrete that Jessi James was in this area. I know of a lost treasure close to where i live. A gang member of Jessi’s lived here and was well known in the town. When the outlaw returned from there raids he would bury his take of the gold and silver in a reviene close to his shack. While gone on the trail with Jessi, the outlaw was killed during a robbery. No one returned to his shack. The towns people never looked for the burried treasure in fear of his return. They didnt know if he was really dead or not. They would fake there deaths to keep the law from looking for them. The loot is still burried there somewhere. What do you think. This is a true storie. I would love to be a part of finding it.. John..
December 26th, 2007 09:02
am writing to you from Goocean. http://www.goocean.com We are building an indoor/outdoor water park whose mission it is to employee youth phasing out of Foster Care. They will be educated in Business skills and hotel management as well as food service. Our closing is in early January. We were hoping to have it by Christmas as our staff and volunteers have sacraficed. But things happen in Goocean speed. I am seeking to get some donations.Although, we missed Christmas, we have a week left to this holiday and I would still like to see something happen for our dedicated parties. PLEASE SEE IT IN YOUR HEART. You will have a brick with your name or company name laid out on our patrons wall. Our Bouchville Division,
http://www.bouchville.org is a non profit. (investments are also being accepted)
I am trying to raise around ten thousand to help these Staff Members and Volunteers have a christmas this year. This is the perfect chance to invest in a lucrative project while helping some worthy families have Christmas. Please email me if interested.