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  Eh, they really didn't find much.  Best explanation I have heard is that it was a sinkhole that crap got washed into, tand the rest was hype.  Notice how noone actually has any of the compelling evidence? It's all been lost or whatever.
context: The Dutch have had these records for 75 years and sealed. That's enough time to dig up all the treasure and then release the maps to everyone else lol >
  
  And that's about the summary of it all. >
  
  Thats what they want you to think..... >
  
  Someone call Tom Hanks. Tell him we finally found the grail. >
  
  I would watch an Angels & Demons/Raiders of the Lost Arc crossover >
  
  Toss some National Treasure in there and we've got a stew cooking! >
  
  IT'S NOT A GOOD IDEA >
  
  Don't forget the Monuments Men. >
  
  Don't forget the Goonies! >
  
  Don’t forget Neal and Mozzie! >
  
  Sounds like someone is trying to keep the treasure for themselves >
  
  Yes, right under their azaleas. >
  
  They've probably already dug it up a very long time ago. Those guys are just desperate for any lead. They should just buy metal detectors and go for a stroll on the beach haha >
  
  well problem is, if people dont find anything, they dont stop. Look a Oak island. >
  
  To be slightly contrarian, while I do think the people lusting over Oak Island are a bit insane, they did generally find some pretty strange (albeit small) things. I think there is value to studying its history, though hoping for a multimillion payout seems beyond absurd and costs likely far exceed any tangible gains. Notably one of the main leaders cares more about the story of people than whatever physical treasure may or may not be there.