Shipwreck Treasure Coins

In 1857, the elegant side-wheel steamer SS Central America was bound for New York, carrying 578 hardy souls and more than two tons of gold dust, nuggets, coins and assayer ingots from the California Gold Rush. The ship never made port, sinking in a hurricane off the coast of the Carolinas in 8,000 feet of deep blue sea. The loss has been described as the greatest economic catastrophe in all of U.S. maritime history, triggering the Panic of 1857, a severe recession and a deep depression.
Several years later, in 1865, at the end of the U.S. Civil War, two more ships containing significant cargoes of gold and silver coins were lost-the SS Brother Jonathan off the coast of Northern California in a violent storm...and the SS Republic, on its way to New Orleans to aid in the Reconstruction of the South, sunk in a hurricane off the Georgia coast.
For more than 100 years, all this treasure rested on the ocean floor and was thought to have been lost forever. But thanks to modern computer technology and recovery techniques, scientists and deep water salvage experts located each of these shipwrecks and recovered thousands of gold and silver coins...unique assayer gold ingots, bars and "bricks"...a few precious pounds of gold dust and nuggets...and other 19th century numismatic treasures.
For many years now, Monaco Rare Coins has been the recognized leader in offering this recovered shipwreck treasure to market, and to thousands of eager rare coin collectors and investors. We maintain an active, two-way buy and sell market in these rarities and will always make you an offer to buy your shipwreck treasure should you decide to sell.
If you are interested in acquiring what many believe to be the finest specimens of rare and historically significant shipwreck treasure coins and artifacts, you owe it to yourself to contact Monaco now.