Simple answer as to why the treasure was never found, the captain went back and dug it up and it was long gone before any of the people went searching for it.
your playing your cards wrong sir, you could milk a history chanel show for 8...9...maybe 10 years treasure hunting on this island ..cough oak island cough
Or he put The Bird has Gone on the tree, to make people think the treasure wasn’t there. It’s probably still sitting under that tree to this day. How do you explain the gold coins?
He mistook the message of those few coins he found. Instead of taking it as a sign that the treasure was there and he was near, the actual message was "the treasure was here, but now it is gone, and those coins were the left overs, fallen and forgotten".
My thought, exactly! A few coins are what would be left if someone dug up treasure, and whatever was holding it had deteriorated, forcing them to transfer it to other containers.
If you ever come across and an ancient treasure, don't-I repeat, don't go on a TV morning show tour or flash gold coins and precious stones jewelry. If you have to ask why, kiss it goodbye!
@@williamfindspeople4341 He said, "don't go on a TV morning show tour or flash gold coins and precious stones jewelry." Where did he say don't report this to the authorities?
Some of it is buried and forgotten or the pirate was killed before he could return. A chest of gold coins is heavy as heck. Gold is very heavy every though the coins are small.
A pirate ship was way more democratic then most people understand. All, I mean ALL bounty was split to all crew members. Only one, the Wydah Galley Treasure has been found. The myth, born from the novel Treasure Island was not as true as many want to believe anymore then vikings wore horns on their helmets which was an invitation of Richard Wagner for his opera to make them look more fearsome.
I don't know why treasure hunters believe the words of scoundrels. I'm sure what he had invested in this folly would have made him a wealthy industrialist in those days especially with his knowledge of metals.
The idea that there is gobs of treasure out there is hilarious. What do pirates do? They party and spend their booty. What would they be saving it for?
There is another island that has the same mystery. The Seychelles in the Indian Ocean, East Africa. 24 hour flight from the United States. Richest country in Africa. There $160000 treasure yet to be found buried by the pirate Olivier Levasseur or the Buzzard. I was there in the 1973 British rule. It became independent in 1976. It is a beautiful place crystal clear waters.
Pedro Gilbert (c. 1797 - June 11, 1835) was a Spanish pirate and slave trader. At the time of his execution, he was one of the few remaining pirates continuing to raid shipping on the Atlantic coast. Cocos Islands is in the Pacific AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
I love how this story involves a guy who CONTINUOUSLY keeps running into people who knew all about this *treasure" and that knew a guy who knew a guy. Imagine traveling all over the world and everywhere you go, you happen to run into a guy who's like "oh yeah I know about that treasure, I helped fucking bury it" REALLY!? Then you go to another country and some guy you meet is all like "check it out..... I have all these treasure maps" I bet this guy even knew his dad who happened to go out for a pack of cigarettes and never came back.... This story is faker than my imaginary girlfriend.
Did you happen to notice the repeater rifle when he fought down the rebellion with his two black powder, single shot musket pistols? That was very impressive. :)
The found gold coins could have been dropped by someone visiting and looking for treasure. How far would gold coins travel through sand or be washed along?
Quick question... if the guy was German, why were his "last written words" spoken by a guy with a Spanish accent?? I thought history people paid attention to details?! Lol
Then you didn't notice the repeater rifle the rebellion lady was holding when he put down the rebellion with his two, single shot musket pistols. Pretty sure they didn't make repeaters back then.
@@williamfindspeople4341 this is true. But didn't they say he was German? A bit out of place for a German in Germany, to be speaking English in a Spanish Accent. No?
No matter how many times we all block Grammarly ads they keep coming back lol And nothing funnier than programmes thinking Pirates or anyone would ever bury anything valuable anywhere near a beach which everyone with a grade 1 education knows is useless as you'd lose what you buried within a few minutes lol
You need a history lesson, it doesnt quite make sense that you are not as smart as the people in the 1800s since we have the internet, especially since they cant read or write according to you.
@@whatdudeokman6481 before you go on about saying im not smart enough to use the internet - maybe you should do a bit of research yourself. Pedro Gilbert (c. 1797 - June 11, 1835) was a Spanish pirate and slave trader. At the time of his execution, he was one of the few remaining pirates continuing to raid shipping on the Atlantic coast. Cocos Islands is in the Pacific AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
@@matthewbaker2573 Im just saying the literacy rate in Europe during the late 1700s, early 1800s, was high, especially for tradesmen, as in working class men. But sure, the diary or story could be completely fabricated, im not arguing that.
@@whatdudeokman6481 yes, people were able to read and write. but only at the basic level of need. so a fisherman of the 1800s would not have the intellect to write a detailed diary, but they'd know how to read and write names of fish the mix up using an Atalantic Pirate with an Island in the Pacific Ocean is just the icing on the cake - and just proves this page doesn't check what it shares. just because it's on the internet - doesn't mean it's real
Simple answer as to why the treasure was never found, the captain went back and dug it up and it was long gone before any of the people went searching for it.
Unlikely
your playing your cards wrong sir, you could milk a history chanel show for 8...9...maybe 10 years treasure hunting on this island ..cough oak island cough
Na they found it ..and keep it quiet .government would took it or something
Or he put The Bird has Gone on the tree, to make people think the treasure wasn’t there. It’s probably still sitting under that tree to this day.
How do you explain the gold coins?
Wow you know everything don’t you? NOT. You are one more YT fool
He mistook the message of those few coins he found. Instead of taking it as a sign that the treasure was there and he was near, the actual message was "the treasure was here, but now it is gone, and those coins were the left overs, fallen and forgotten".
My thought, exactly! A few coins are what would be left if someone dug up treasure, and whatever was holding it had deteriorated, forcing them to transfer it to other containers.
Right
No way, you came up with that idea all on your own? Pure mental genius... quite Einsteinian of you.
This shudda been called no Treasure island 😂😂😂
This is the Oak Island of the Pacific.
If you ever come across and an ancient treasure, don't-I repeat, don't go on a TV morning show tour or flash gold coins and precious stones jewelry. If you have to ask why, kiss it goodbye!
You report found treasure or you go to prison.
@@williamfindspeople4341 He said, "don't go on a TV morning show tour or flash gold coins and precious stones jewelry."
Where did he say don't report this to the authorities?
Authorities can go to hell. You sell it a piece at a time to different auction houses.
It's buried under a big W
Well it IS a mad mad mad mad world, right?
W? ... W? ... I need to Work on Where it is!
Live in the Florida Keys & still looking for the big W.
Pirates didn't bury treasure they spent it on wine woman and song
Some of it is buried and forgotten or the pirate was killed before he could return. A chest of gold coins is heavy as heck. Gold is very heavy every though the coins are small.
A pirate ship was way more democratic then most people understand. All, I mean ALL bounty was split to all crew members. Only one, the Wydah Galley Treasure has been found. The myth, born from the novel Treasure Island was not as true as many want to believe anymore then vikings wore horns on their helmets which was an invitation of Richard Wagner for his opera to make them look more fearsome.
@@ioofmoore5940Oh yay!- someone who reads 🍸👏 A rarity in YT comments these days - ✨refreshing - and correct!
Xactly.. criminals don't bury treasure they spend it
I don't know why treasure hunters believe the words of scoundrels. I'm sure what he had invested in this folly would have made him a wealthy industrialist in those days especially with his knowledge of metals.
Makers of these video's should listen to them with headphones before release kaboom 💥 clang 💥boing💥 boom 💥 is all one hears🤯
metal detectors that we got today could find it
Yes I’ll meet you there in 5 minutes.
Something great to learn about.
You should have called this " The Failed German Colony " ! Sub titled " The Dude That Went To New York After Not Finding Shit "
There’ll be a large ❌
I don't know who the actor that plays Kissler is, but he is extraordinarily good looking. The video was okay, too.🎉❤😊
The whole thing is ridiculous the whole crew was prepared to let the Captain bury the treasure and keep where secret
The idea that there is gobs of treasure out there is hilarious. What do pirates do? They party and spend their booty. What would they be saving it for?
Why do I suddenly want to play Uncharted 4 again.....
Git me that shovel!
That's still great! They found something. What he should have done is start tours with fake coins buried all over...
"I'm gonna make u the princes of the new world." Capt James Flint 1715
That’s just air shafts to a subterranean world
There is another island that has the same mystery. The Seychelles in the Indian Ocean, East Africa. 24 hour flight from the United States. Richest country in Africa. There $160000 treasure yet to be found buried by the pirate Olivier Levasseur or the Buzzard. I was there in the 1973 British rule. It became independent in 1976. It is a beautiful place crystal clear waters.
Those 30 gold coins alone, in today's market, would likely exceed $2 million USD.
BS. You know nothing.
Don't touch the 69 likes of this video.
they didn't listen 😞
Repeats repeats
Not long ago, millions were found on Coco's Beach 😅😅😅😅😅😅
Tldw he found the treasure and it was his wife
The friends he made along the way
The “One Piece” of the real world
The real treasure were the suckers he met along the way who actually paid for all this . I have a sneaking suspicion that was his actual revelation .
He found his real treasure!! His wife!
the island was the tresure. ,
Some beliefs really matter in life.
Follow your beliefs.
Sad clueless man 😢😢😢😢
Thier was no respecial prite would not bury his crew with tresure
He was crazy.
you guys found are stuff lol
Pedro Gilbert (c. 1797 - June 11, 1835) was a Spanish pirate and slave trader. At the time of his execution, he was one of the few remaining pirates continuing to raid shipping on the Atlantic coast.
Cocos Islands is in the Pacific
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Where exactly is Kawow?😂😂😂😂😵💫🥱😮💨🤙🏼🧙🏻♂️
Wrong island. Willing to bet the reason why no one has found the treasure is because it’s on Snake Island which is now overrun by venomous vipers.
You no nothing and watch too many YT videos. There were no pirates or gold off of the coast of São Paulo
If you were wanting a place which wouldn't be searched ...
I love how this story involves a guy who CONTINUOUSLY keeps running into people who knew all about this *treasure" and that knew a guy who knew a guy.
Imagine traveling all over the world and everywhere you go, you happen to run into a guy who's like "oh yeah I know about that treasure, I helped fucking bury it"
REALLY!?
Then you go to another country and some guy you meet is all like "check it out..... I have all these treasure maps"
I bet this guy even knew his dad who happened to go out for a pack of cigarettes and never came back....
This story is faker than my imaginary girlfriend.
Why are the actors all dressed in 16th century clothing?
Did you happen to notice the repeater rifle when he fought down the rebellion with his two black powder, single shot musket pistols? That was very impressive. :)
The found gold coins could have been dropped by someone visiting and looking for treasure. How far would gold coins travel through sand or be washed along?
The gold coins could simply have been planted by Gissler himself, to generate interest in his quest.
Nobody searching for treasure drops gold coins.
Who does that?
Lmao@@CemeteryShop-yg6gi
More like the gold coins were dropped by the pirates who had come back to claim their Bird!
Suvorov is another treasure island but not by pirates. By Spanish ships not wanting to haul their South American booty around the Pacific.
WTF? No island with that name
Real Stories, possible not true.
❤❤❤❤
Everything is futile a chasing after the wind said the wealthy wise king Solomon
Quick question... if the guy was German, why were his "last written words" spoken by a guy with a Spanish accent?? I thought history people paid attention to details?! Lol
Just because he lived in Germany doesn't mean he has to speak German.
Then you didn't notice the repeater rifle the rebellion lady was holding when he put down the rebellion with his two, single shot musket pistols. Pretty sure they didn't make repeaters back then.
@@williamfindspeople4341 this is true. But didn't they say he was German? A bit out of place for a German in Germany, to be speaking English in a Spanish Accent. No?
@@AtSafeDistance I did not notice that, no.
why was treasure never found?Cause these people are full of shit/
What a greedy fanatic
best
No matter how many times we all block Grammarly ads they keep coming back lol And nothing funnier than programmes thinking Pirates or anyone would ever bury anything valuable anywhere near a beach which everyone with a grade 1 education knows is useless as you'd lose what you buried within a few minutes lol
99% of people back then were illiterate - but sure, a fisherman was smart enough to keep a diary AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
WHAT A LOAD OF BOLLOCKS
You need a history lesson, it doesnt quite make sense that you are not as smart as the people in the 1800s since we have the internet, especially since they cant read or write according to you.
@@whatdudeokman6481 before you go on about saying im not smart enough to use the internet - maybe you should do a bit of research yourself.
Pedro Gilbert (c. 1797 - June 11, 1835) was a Spanish pirate and slave trader. At the time of his execution, he was one of the few remaining pirates continuing to raid shipping on the Atlantic coast.
Cocos Islands is in the Pacific
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
@@matthewbaker2573 Im just saying the literacy rate in Europe during the late 1700s, early 1800s, was high, especially for tradesmen, as in working class men. But sure, the diary or story could be completely fabricated, im not arguing that.
@@whatdudeokman6481 yes, people were able to read and write. but only at the basic level of need. so a fisherman of the 1800s would not have the intellect to write a detailed diary, but they'd know how to read and write names of fish
the mix up using an Atalantic Pirate with an Island in the Pacific Ocean is just the icing on the cake - and just proves this page doesn't check what it shares.
just because it's on the internet - doesn't mean it's real
ecce homo, qui est faba