ACTIVE
SHIPWRECKS
X Mark has identified and committed to 12 shipwreck recovery projects spanning the northeastern US, mid-Atlantic, southeastern seaboard, Caribbean, and Central and South America.
Part of the 1715 Treasure Fleet, carrying gold doubloons, emerald jewelry, and silver pieces of eight.
British naval vessel with historical artifacts and potential cargo manifests indicating valuable commodities.
Legendary treasure ship with gold bars, emerald crosses, and silver ingots valued at millions.
Civil War-era steamship carrying gold and silver coins from the California Gold Rush.
Trade vessel from the Age of Exploration with spices, precious metals, and historical artifacts.
VOC merchant ship carrying Asian trade goods, porcelain, and silver bullion.
La Salle expedition vessel with historical significance and preserved artifacts.
Blackbeard's flagship with weapons, navigation instruments, and potential treasure cache.
Revolutionary War-era merchant vessel with colonial trade goods and period artifacts.
One of the earliest Spanish colonial vessels with New World gold and indigenous artifacts.
British man-of-war with naval artifacts, cannons, and officer's personal effects.
Part of the annual treasure fleet carrying silver plates, gold coins, and emeralds.
RECOVERED
TREASURES
Each recovery operation preserves maritime history while generating sustainable revenue through artifact sales, coin distributions, and commodity recoveries from the 17th and 18th centuries.
OPERATIONS SPANNING
THREE OCEANS
From the Florida Keys to the Dominican Republic, the Azores to the Gulf of Mexico — X Mark's Phase 1 operations cover the most historically rich wreck corridors in the Western Hemisphere.