Green_Manelishi
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'Pologies if this was (previously) posted elsewhere on SB.
WWII Shipwreck Gives Up 61 Tons From Atlantic Seabed - Bloomberg
WWII Shipwreck Gives Up 61 Tons From Atlantic Seabed - Bloomberg
WW II shipwreck yields 61 tons of silver
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I wouldn't mind having 61 tons of silver...
Jon_R
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$20 an ounce?? 61 Tons = 122000 lbs. = 1.9 million ounces = $39 million dollars.
Exactly my point
Well it certainly doesn't seem to be affecting OMEX stock prices much. Been losing money on this stock for quite a while. 
driftwood
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They only mentioned the value of the recovered silver, not how much it cost to bring it up.
They tore those decks up pretty good. I watched the documentary on how they got the silver. I hope there's no shipwreck "archeologists" here.
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