Carol will be at Treasure Fest on Sat April 9 from 12-3pm.
Carol Tedesco will be at Treasure Fest signing copies of her latest book. Carol's book is a great guide to Treasure coins, specifically the wrecks associated with Mel Fisher's Treasure Salvors, the Atocha and Santa Margarita. Carol's book is a wonderful read and will take you back and explain all about the coins. We are luck to have a knowledgeable author on treasure coins making a special visit to DePaulas at Treasure Fest. If you enjoy treasure, you should make it a point to come to Treasure Fest and meet Carol and buy a signed copy of her book.
Carol Tedesco is an internationally recognized Spanish Colonial coin expert and historic shipwrexk professional who has worked with projects in North America, South America, the Caribbean, Africa, and the Pecific. She has curated tens of thousands of coins and is considered the foremost authority on the 1622 fleet treasure coins. With a diverse resume that includes historic shipwreck research, search and recovery, documentary and fine art photography, and media and public relations, her accomplishments have been recognized by the Who's Who of Entreprenueurs and with membership in the Explorers Club. A published author of several investigative archaeological mystery articles, Carol is a popular speaker throughout the country on the subjext of sunken galleons and their treasures. Today, Carol consults for some of the most prominent historic shipwreck search and recovery companies in the world. She lives in Key West, Florida, with her partner Michael Shields and two black and white tuxedo cats named Buster and Bleu.
Carol is a founding member of the Professional Marine Explorers Society and encourages those who support both responsible, professional private sector shipwreck search and recovery and cooperative efforts among private and public sector organizations to join as well.
Carol is a numismatist, and noted photographer, curator, and shipwreck exhibit producer.
Fantastic stories of the sea – namely from the nearby Key West waters, where the 1622 Spanish galleon fleet sunk beneath hurricane forces, depositing the largest known – and undiscovered until 1985 – pile of treasure imaginable – and chronicled in the riveting new book by CAROL TEDESCO, in “Treasure Coins of the Nuestra Senora de Atocha and the Santa Margarita”.
Carol will be signing her new book at Treasure Fest at DePaula Jewelers in Tavernier, FL on April 9-10 20011.
Carol Tedesco will be at Treasure Fest signing copies of her latest book. Carol's book is a great guide to Treasure coins, specifically the wrecks associated with Mel Fisher's Treasure Salvors, the Atocha and Santa Margarita. Carol's book is a wonderful read and will take you back and explain all about the coins. We are luck to have a knowledgeable author on treasure coins making a special visit to DePaulas at Treasure Fest. If you enjoy treasure, you should make it a point to come to Treasure Fest and meet Carol and buy a signed copy of her book.
Carol Tedesco is an internationally recognized Spanish Colonial coin expert and historic shipwrexk professional who has worked with projects in North America, South America, the Caribbean, Africa, and the Pecific. She has curated tens of thousands of coins and is considered the foremost authority on the 1622 fleet treasure coins. With a diverse resume that includes historic shipwreck research, search and recovery, documentary and fine art photography, and media and public relations, her accomplishments have been recognized by the Who's Who of Entreprenueurs and with membership in the Explorers Club. A published author of several investigative archaeological mystery articles, Carol is a popular speaker throughout the country on the subjext of sunken galleons and their treasures. Today, Carol consults for some of the most prominent historic shipwreck search and recovery companies in the world. She lives in Key West, Florida, with her partner Michael Shields and two black and white tuxedo cats named Buster and Bleu.
Carol is a founding member of the Professional Marine Explorers Society and encourages those who support both responsible, professional private sector shipwreck search and recovery and cooperative efforts among private and public sector organizations to join as well.
Carol is a numismatist, and noted photographer, curator, and shipwreck exhibit producer.
Fantastic stories of the sea – namely from the nearby Key West waters, where the 1622 Spanish galleon fleet sunk beneath hurricane forces, depositing the largest known – and undiscovered until 1985 – pile of treasure imaginable – and chronicled in the riveting new book by CAROL TEDESCO, in “Treasure Coins of the Nuestra Senora de Atocha and the Santa Margarita”.
Carol will be signing her new book at Treasure Fest at DePaula Jewelers in Tavernier, FL on April 9-10 20011.
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