Trevor Collins

Yes.

It's a wild time, to be sure, but parlay.

My voice is going as this episode is happening, so Task Force, thank you for bearing with me.

But...

Let's talk about the plunder, because like I said, many pirates have many tales with no proven track record of having treasures or buried treasures.

Like, a lot of these things might actually be stories.

We've talked about pirates before in the past, and we've analyzed the fact and fiction of their stories.

But in total...

Every and his crew walked away with jewels, gold, and silver that was worth somewhere in the ballpark between 324,000 and 600,000 British sterling pounds.

And that was then or now?

So that was then, which would be the equivalent of a country's fortune.

That's like a small empire's worth of, that's true wealth.

Oh, that's a lot.

That's Splitsville.

And that's kind of what they did.

Now, I was very interested by this number.

I kind of hinted at this before, but every resource we looked at did say, yes, this is what it was worth back then.

But in today's estimates, it's worth somewhere between, in U.S.

currency, $80 to $123 million.

Yeah.