Victor Vescovo

In fact...

One key feature of that, if you're in a submersible and you're stranded on the bottom, every 15 or 30 minutes, exactly, you would actually wrap on the outside of the submersible with something metal because nature would never do that.

A precise signal at an exact timeframe with Morse code SOS or something like that.

So the time piece is a critical survival piece of equipment, even deep in the ocean.

I love it.

And I love the fact that the submersible that I dove so much in was also made of titanium.

So there was a nice symmetry there.

Very cool.

Very cool.

Thank you for sharing that.

Of course.

And I have a gift for you.

May I?

So this is something that I only minted about 50 challenge coins, a very military thing.

And this was part of the series that I took down to the very bottom of the ocean.

And this particular one was down with me when I took down the first woman to the bottom of the ocean, Dr. Kathy Sullivan, who is the first person, male or female, to go to the bottom of the ocean and to go into space.

Wow.

And this is a certificate of authenticity, but that's a...

Oh, man.

Thank you.