0.57 Pearl Recovered From The 1622 Santa Margarita Shipwreck COA Kim Fisher

Description: 0.57 Santa Margarita 1622 Shipwreck Recovered Pearl Tag Number: 83782 - 2626 Recovery Vessel: Blue Water Rose Recovery Date: 06/10/2007 Grade: 4B Weight: 0.57 Comments: Pearl From Lead Box # 83782 (Lead Box Also Pictured On COA) Scale: Millimeters Certified Date: April 18, 2008. Signed By Mel Fisher's Daughter Kim Fisher (President), President and CEO of the Blue Water Ventures Key West Joint Ventures Partner W. Keith Webb, and Historian Eugene Lyon, PH.D. Mel Fisher's Hologram Numbered # 20248 In 1622 one of the wealthy passengers loaded a small lead box containing a fortune in pearls aboard The Santa Margarita. On that faithful day of Sept 4th, 1622, these pearls, a small part of a vast treasure was lost to the sea. The pearls would remain lost for nearly four centuries. On June 10th, 2007, moving farther north than previous searches, the primary search vessel, The Blue Water Rose, made discoveries of elaborate gold artifacts, chains, jewelry, gold bars, rare silver coins, and one of The Santa Margarita's most serendipitous hidden treasure, a lead box still scaled. Once gently opened it contained a staggering number of rare and valuable pearls, which were not on the ships manifest - now believed to have originated from the pearl island of Margarita. Beautiful Recovered Natural Rare Pearl. Unique Shape, Wonderful History Great Addition To Your Collection, Great Maritime Antique The Item Pictured Is The Item You Will Receive Must Be Signed For At Time Of Delivery

Price: 800 USD

Location: Casa Grande, Arizona

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