Alex Lagina EXPOSED The Truth About Oak Island Just Before He Passed

All the oxidation off that coin, so in about an hour we should know something.

Great cleaning the coin — that is probably the most exciting thing: the chance of finding out when was that coin made. We need to know the date.

The excavators and diggers they’ve used to move earth come in a close second. Until the end of Series 5, the brothers had uncovered several historically significant items.

In Series 1, after draining a man-made swamp, they discovered a Spanish eight Maris coin dating to 1652. In the same series, they also found non-indigenous coconut fibers discovered after diving into Smith’s Cove. This discovery hinted that the original creators of the Money Pit originated from more tropical lands.

Series 5 saw what was arguably the biggest find of the whole show: a medieval lead cross that could literally rewrite history, if it could help prove evidence that the Knights Templar visited Nova Scotia.

A metal detector also uncovered an old jewelry fragment containing a 500-year-old rhodolite garnet stone, while the Money Pit yielded two human bones. DNA sequencing revealed one of the bones came from someone with Middle Eastern ancestry — boosting the link with the Knights Templar and Oak Island.

A piece of leather was also found, suggested to be from bookbinding, aiding the theory that the treasure under Oak Island could perhaps be some sort of manuscript.

Strange artifacts, tantalizing clues, and endless theories — Oak Island’s attraction has captivated generations.

Let’s explore the mystery that keeps drawing treasure hunters back.

Don’t go anywhere — the mystery of Oak Island.

Oak Island is a small island off the coast of Nova Scotia, Canada, that has puzzled treasure hunters for over 200 years. Strange discoveries on the island have led many to believe there is an incredible treasure buried underground just waiting to be found.

Two brothers, Marty and Rick Lagina, are the latest and most determined hunters trying to solve the Oak Island mystery once and for all. Since 2014, their quest has been documented on the reality TV show The Curse of Oak Island on the History Channel.

Each episode follows Marty, Rick, and their team as they use modern technology and techniques to search the island for clues about the possible treasure. They focus on key areas like the Money Pit, Borehole 10X, Smith’s Cove, and the swamp — all places where people have found strange objects or hints of man-made underground structures over the decades.

While no massive treasure vault has been uncovered yet, the team has made some fascinating finds that keep them going year after year. These include an ancient Spanish coin, a piece of paper with medieval writing, a bone fragment, and an object that could be an old Roman sword.

Each new artifact adds another puzzling layer to the Oak Island mystery. The brothers are driven by their determination to finally solve the riddles and discover whatever wealth or historical artifacts may be hidden beneath the island’s surface.

The obsessive search is costly and difficult, but they are committed to not giving up. With each dead end comes a new clue.

Theories emerge about what the island could be concealing — pirate treasures, treasures from ancient societies like the Knights Templar, booby traps, or even supernatural forces protecting the underground secrets.

No matter what roadblocks they hit, Marty, Rick, and their team persist in their captivating hunt, drawn in by Oak Island’s inexplicable pull. As long as the island’s true mysteries remain unsolved, the curse and allure of Oak Island will continue for these treasure hunters.