Exciting news for treasure hunters and lovers of historical mysteries! The Colombian government has launched an expedition to the 18th-century San José shipwreck in the Caribbean Sea, rumored to hold billions in riches. Sunk in 1708 by an English squadron, the galleon is believed to contain 11 million coins, emeralds, jewels, and other valuable cargo, making it a legendary find.
MYSTERIOUS TREASURE HUNT UNDERWAY
The expedition to the mythical San José shipwreck site began last week, officials say. (Reuters)
The Colombian government has invested $45 million in this exploration, with experts estimating the treasure’s value to be as high as $20 billion. The exact location of the wreck remains a closely guarded secret, claimed by Colombia, Spain, and the United States.
UNCOVERING HISTORY AND RICHES
Robot imaging shows that coins lay at the bottom of the shipwreck. (Reuters)
As the expedition continues, the world eagerly awaits the uncovering of this fascinating piece of history and the potential discovery of untold riches.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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