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Wiki noimage.jpg|Money Chain - The gold links of this chain were designed to be twisted open and used as currency
Wiki noimage.jpg|Money Chain - The gold links of this chain were designed to be twisted open and used as currency
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Wiki noimage.jpg|Master's Ring - Carved with the family crest, this ring was passed on from generation to generation
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Revision as of 03:20, 17 July 2014

Over the course of his time in the West Indies during the early 18th century, the pirate Alonzo Batilla came across many treasures, the maps to which he would retrieve from the wrecks of merchant and patrolling ships alike, after having engaged them in naval combat.

Treasures

Hernán Cortés

San José

Imperio Español

Gems

Lovers' souvenirs

British Empire

Aztec relics

Mayan relics

Inca relics

Strange artifacts

Henry Morgan

François l'Olonnais

Exquemelin

African relics

Sea treasures

Lucky charms

Reference