Wreckovery Salvage and Gold Coast Explorations LLC have a number of exciting projects and expeditions planned that should keep us busy for the next several years. Some of these projects include:

...Exploration of an area off Palm Beach County FL. that archaeological evidence leads us to believe is an early to mid 17th century wooden sailing vessel. In the late 1960's a number of assorted artifacts were recovered by a recreational diver in the area. Other items were left in situ. This diver contacted us and an agreement was reached to explore & salvage the shipwreck for them, once permission is obtained from the Florida Bureau of Archaeological Research.

...Continued exploration of shipwrecks located along Florida's fabled Treasure Coast, concentrating on the capitana site of the 1715 fleet, the Santo Cristo de San Roman, located off Vero Beach, working as a subcontractor to 1715 Fleet Queens Jewels, LLC.

...We will continue to work with Jupiter Coins Inc. on the San Miguel de Archangel site (Jupiter inlet) in an effort to find the primary cultural deposit.  Gold and silver bullion and over 15,000 silver & gold coins have been found to date.

...Return to Eleuthera where the remains of the clipper ship Young America have been identified by Wreckovery Salvage. The recovery of the  remarkably well preserved capstan revealed a bronze plate inscribed with the name of the ship, its captain and the date the ship was constructed (1853). This is a long-term project that we will continue to work as time and money permits.