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[Au_Dreamers]

True. Look at all those coins from the Mercedes: they are now in possession of the Spanish Government.

Why? Didn't Spain get paid for their "the crown's loss" by the insurance companies?

 

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[Au_Dreamers]

I don't know why "sides" must be taken when both sides goals can be jointly obtained.

The UK has adopted this mindset... VERY successfully... for BOTH sides.

The bigger picture has got to be clear at some point.

Also as I know you know the State of Florida gets up to 20% of found treasure from private sector salvage for doing nothing.

Yet they want it shutdown!

They are not even upholding the abandoned shipwreck act which was criminal against private sector salvage...

Never give them an inch, they will take a mile, history proves it.

 

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Also as I know you know the State of Florida gets up to 20% of found treasure from private sector salvage for doing nothing.

Yet they want it shutdown!

They are not even upholding the abandoned shipwreck act which was criminal against private sector salvage...

Never give them an inch, they will take a mile, history proves it.

So... You have a problem with the State receiving 20% ? ? ?

Come on man.

You cannot tell me that giving the State 20% bothers you... and its not for "doing nothing".

If the thought of giving the State 20% bothers you for allowing salvage and trusting you to report finds...

You are driven by more than you should be.

 

[ROBOTCOP13]

I don't think we have a problem with the state getting 20%, just that they need to quit taking a schizophrenic approach to it over a period of time.
Like "Hey we need to get a percentage for "Administration" costs"
OK Here's 20% (court settlement)
A few years pass.
State: "We change our mind (ignoring court settlement), we don't think salvage work should continue"
The state uses tax dollars (unlimited funds) to pursue their legal arguments.
Private sector (salvage people) have to fight back with their own funds.

Hey AU good to see you back. I know we have both been to busy with our PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS i.e. treasure hunting, to mess with this thread but you have to take a break once in a while. Good Luck.

 

[Au_Dreamers]

So... You have a problem with the State receiving 20% ? ? ?

Come on man.

You cannot tell me that giving the State 20% bothers you... and its not for "doing nothing".

If the thought of giving the State 20% bothers you for allowing salvage and trusting you to report finds...

You are driven by more than you should be.

Why yes, yes I do.

It is for doing nothing.

"giving the State 20% bothers you for allowing salvage and trusting you to report finds"

What the heck are you talking about? allowing salvage? Trusting to report finds?

Our legal right to salvage precedes their greed and their restrictive, unconstitutional laws.

"Trusting to report finds"... We shouldn't have to report anything to them in the first place.

What "archeological/ academic" work have they done with the reports of finds they've received?

Show me two?

The federal court has appointed private citizens with the custodial duties of certain wreck sites, so here we have the typical overstepping Govt, in this case, the state adding red tape, inhibiting the works and strong-arming a percentage of the recovered artifacts for 60 years.

I'm driven by the loss of citizens' rights and freedoms taken away by greedy Govt.

 

[ROBOTCOP13]

Think of all the money we would have to spend on ammo.
It would be like the Hatfields and McCoys, the Wild, Wild West.

Sounds good.