In recent years, some countries have rely on salvage shipwrecks and have made a fortune. People have become increasingly interested in the ocean jewelry bank. The U.S. Navy Colonel Chari Lisburg, after conducting a large number of investigations, believes that since 1500, at least 210,000 ships have sinking in the ocean every 100 years. Over time, the buried underwater gold and silver jewelry value is more than $ 6 trillion, accounting for 1/8 of the wealth on the land. Pevant that many of these jewelry ships that carry the treasures of the treasure sink, or they sink such ships in the war and stayed in the sea. Although there are records of the shipwreck, there is no more accurate place. The salvage is tantamount to fishing for the sea. Some people think that the reasons for shipwrecks are worthy of research: some pirates hide a large number of gold and silver gems to the bottom of the sea to escape the official hunt; in order to avoid war and save financial resources, a large number of jewelry is hidden on the bottom of the sea. For example, in 1942, when Japan attacked Koholgodor Island, south of Manila, Philippines, the US Navy was ordered to hide the local secret locations worth $ 7.5 billion in silver value in the sea. In found and opened the secret treasure house of the sea. This is an economic activity that exchanged great benefits at a small price. It attracted more and more countries to unveil these mysteries.
In recent years, some countries have rely on salvage shipwrecks and have made a fortune. People have become increasingly interested in the ocean jewelry bank.
The U.S. Navy Colonel Chari Lisburg, after conducting a large number of investigations, believes that since 1500, at least 210,000 ships have sinking in the ocean every 100 years. Over time, the buried underwater gold and silver jewelry value is more than $ 6 trillion, accounting for 1/8 of the wealth on the land.
Pevant that many of these jewelry ships that carry the treasures of the treasure sink, or they sink such ships in the war and stayed in the sea. Although there are records of the shipwreck, there is no more accurate place. The salvage is tantamount to fishing for the sea. Some people think that the reasons for shipwrecks are worthy of research: some pirates hide a large number of gold and silver gems to the bottom of the sea to escape the official hunt; in order to avoid war and save financial resources, a large number of jewelry is hidden on the bottom of the sea. For example, in 1942, when Japan attacked Koholgodor Island, south of Manila, Philippines, the US Navy was ordered to hide the local secret locations worth $ 7.5 billion in silver value in the sea.
In found and opened the secret treasure house of the sea. This is an economic activity that exchanged great benefits at a small price. It attracted more and more countries to unveil these mysteries.