Treasure
Quest Magazine Publication on shipwreck salvage,
research and beach hunting which is headed by Bob"Frogfoot" Weller & Ernie
"Seascribe" Richards.
Steve Bartrick Antique Maps
Established in 1984, this small shop in Gloucester, England is
an honest and quality anitique map seller with a variety of reasonably priced maps and
prints of the world. With online catalogs that are a pleasure to view. Highly recommended
for map lovers!
International Treasure
Hunters Exchange A treasure hunters forum.
Online Treasure Hunter Informative
site designed to serve all levels of treasure hunters.
Mel Fisher's Treasure Site This website is the
home of Mel Fisher on the internet. There's a good amount of coins, artifacts and
reproductions available for purchase.
Forecastle Treasures
Owned by
treasure salvor Bill Pearson this entity deals primarily with genuine mounted treasure
coins. Including coins from the Atocha certified by Mel Fisher.
Sunken Treasure.com Another
center for treasure salvage. This site is home to the Robert Marx collection.
New Jersey Scuba Diving A most
informative and absorbing site dedicated to the vast shipwrecks and diving points of New
Jersey. Well organized and easy to navigate.
Treasures of the Silver Bank Underwater
explorations via the excavation vessel Dolphin and captain Tracy Bowden. Coins from the
Spanish galleon Conception are available for sale.
The Spanish Treasure Fleets Author Timothy Walton presents us with a scholarly work on the Spanish
Treasure Fleets. The book is available on this website. Check out the reviews.
Historical Research & Development, Inc. A site maintained by treasure salvors who have been in the business
awhile. Authentic coins, jewelry and artifacts from Spanish treasure ships are available.
No Quarter Given A
newsletter for those interested in pirates, privateers, nautical lore, and the romance of
the sea. A creative and intelligent site that's fun.
El Cazador Shipwreck Coins.
A site dedicated mainly to the recovered coins and artifacts of this ship which foundered
in 1784 while sailing from Vera Cruz, Mexico to New Orleans.
