Peru pushes claim on $500 mil shipwreck treasure
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Molenir
So... what does the international laws of salvage say on the subject? Finders Keepers eh. Damn straight. You want it, go fund and support the expedition yourself. Stupid Spain, stupid Peru.
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unscrejects
Molenir, that's what the dumb treasure hunters thought. But it doesn't work that way - the cargo and vessels were insured and that was into eternity - funny stuff this maritime insurance thing hey. So why waste your time and money hunting for the terasure when the dumb treasure hunters are a dime a dozen? They find the treasure for you and you take it - everytime. Spain, the US, Vietnam, Indonesia, Holland, Britain...
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