The box holding the silver ingots was much bigger, and the silver ingots themselves were not small either, beautifully cast.
Unlike the silver pies or horse saddle-shaped ones he had encountered before, these silver ingots were spherical in the middle like a ship, very balanced and pleasing to the eye.
If it wasn't for the surface oxidation from being in seawater, their quality would be almost as good as gold ingots.
If such items were put on the market, their prices would be higher than regular silver ingots.
However, Sean Knight had no immediate plans to exchange them for money.
He collected these silver ingots, tidied up the table, and took a delightful sip of his tea. It felt absolutely fantastic.
What a huge gain again!
He's decided not to look for any more treasure in this area of the sea.
That's enough.
Just then, his mobile phone rang.
Seeing it was Kathy Lewis calling, Sean Knight was slightly surprised.
