British Treasure Theories and Mysteries

The transcript discusses a historical treasure of gold and silver, initially valued between 2 to 10 billion dollars, with only 800 million accounted for. After the British sacked Havana, they sailed towards Halifax, possibly offloading some treasure at Oak Island before returning to Britain. The final destination of the treasure remains unknown, leading to speculation about Oak Island's involvement.

What was the estimated range of the treasure's worth according to the records?

• 10 to 20 billion dollars

• 500 million to 1 billion dollars

• 2 or 3 billion to 10 billion dollars

• 1 to 2 billion dollars

How much of the treasure was actually transported back to Britain in today's money?

• $500 million

• $1 billion

• $800 million

• $2 billion

After sacking Havana, where did the British sail to?

• The coast of South America

• The Caribbean

• Directly back to Britain

• The coast of North America towards Halifax

What is one theory about where the British might have offloaded some of their treasure?

• In Africa

• In South America

• On Oak Island

• In the Caribbean

What remains a mystery about the treasure?

• The exact amount of treasure taken

• The identity of the treasure's owner

• The location of the unaccounted treasure

• The method of transportation used