How many treasures were buried under the sea as a result of the shipwreck?

According to statistics from American scholars on shipwrecks in the world in the past 2000, there are approximately 1 million sunken ships in the world. Experts estimate that the treasure buried beneath the shipwreck is worth tens of billions to trillions of dollars. You can see this from the following information.

In 1512, the Portuguese warship "Flower of the Sea" ran aground and sank in the waters of Sumatra in the northern Strait of Malacca. The ship was loaded with 20 tons of gold and hundreds of treasure chests. The estimated value of the treasure was no less than 9 billion. Dollar.

In 1553, 16 Spanish galleons sank in the waters of Texas. They contained a large number of gold nuggets, silver nuggets, gems and jewelry worth up to 3 billion marks.

In 1588, 66 Spanish "Invincible Armada" ships were sunk in the war against England. The ships contained a large amount of gold and silver jewelry, works of art and gold ducats, the value of which is inestimable.

In 1614, the Spanish "Mendoza Fleet" sank in the waters off the Yucatan Peninsula. The ship was carrying Peruvian gold, Bolivian silver and Colombian emeralds. The total value reaches 1.5 billion marks.

In 1622, the sailing ship "Our Lady of Atocha" sank in the waters near the Florida Keys. Its value is more than $300 million.

In 1679, the Spanish ship "Santa Cruz" sank in the waters near Wales. It contained 220 boxes of gold and 2.5 tons of silver, with an estimated value of 110 million marks.

In 1683, the French pirate ship "The Liar" was forcibly occupied and sunk by the crew of a British warship. The ship contained a large amount of gold and silver jewelry that pirates had robbed over the years, worth a total of 457 million marks.

In 1711, the Spanish galleon "Santisima Trimdade" encountered a storm during its voyage and sank in the sea 15 nautical miles west of Cuba. The treasures on board were worth 741 million. mark.

In 1752, the Dutch merchant ship "Geldermarsen" ran aground and sank in the South China Sea. The ship contained about 100 gold ingots and more than 230,000 pieces of Chinese celadon, which were priceless.

In 1782, the British "Grosswiener" ran aground and sank at Cape Lucia, South Africa. The ship contained gold nuggets, coins, jewelry and a jeweled crown, with a total value of approximately 148 million marks.

In 1792, the Spanish ship "Preciado" sank off the coast of Uruguay. The ship contained 47 tons of gold, 147 tons of silver and a golden statue of the Virgin, with a total value of US$400 million.

In 1799, the British three-masted battleship "Lutina" sank in the Zuider Sea in the Netherlands. The ship contained gold bars, coins, etc., with an estimated value of approximately 320 million marks.

In 1857, the British Panama Liner Company "Central America" ??sank due to a hurricane in the Carolina waters. The ship contained 3 tons of gold and other valuables worth between US$450 million and US$1 billion.

In 1911, the American cargo ship "Merida" sank in the waters of Virginia after colliding with a steamer. The ship contained gold bars worth approximately 900 million marks.

In 1945, the Japanese giant ship "Awa Maru" sank in the inner sea of ??China. The ship was loaded with 40 tons of gold ingots, 12 tons of platinum, 40 boxes of precious handicrafts, and thousands of tons of titanium, tungsten, tin and other valuable items plundered from China, which were priceless.