The Curse of Oak Island: Origins of the Ancient Roman Sword Revealed (Season 3) | History

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[@notbrentfaiyaz]

Hey

[@zuckysk4678]

Qqaf1

[@kricketflyd111]

When I saw the lead cross with the hand going down hole, I figured you would have stopped. There is the tangible and biblical forces working at the same time. I only see bad. 😇

[@levierickson8999]

You fake af

[@alridhwanabduljalil3852]

@@notbrentfaiyaz p0

[@andrescrespo2514]

4:30 “Who would fake that”.... idk man, my money is on you

[@CaptainFlamigo]

This show is the TV version of blue balls

[@kevinbodman1011]

That's freekin hilarious

[@j3llis8011]

Best analogy ever. Thank you Sir...

[@oliviagreen7423]

The real Never-ending Story😤😣

[@kathiv3992]

It’s true‼️ However, I happily look forward for these precious 4 minutes & 46 seconds (occasionally + 1 or 3) that if any longer, might include 16min ads. Shame on YT. In that...I humbly ask; “PLEASE SIRS, 8 MORE MINUTES” 🥰 🛬 🤗

[@shannonsullivan4858]

Lmfao! Great analogy!

[@straightener2001]

Sounds like they ran out of wood to find

[@granthendriksz2507]

Wood got boring 🐛

[@babyaardvark]

I heard that they found an actual Ancient Greek submarine quarter mile from the island

[@rm3266]

I heard Hercules was on board still , just chillin’

[@johnlshilling1446]

Yeah! But the torpedoes detonated and destroyed the evidence. So sad!

[@kev3d]

And the foundations of an Egyptian Casino nearby.

[@tedreynolds3338]

In the history of “The History Channel” milking a story, Oak Island is the mother load (without ever finding the mother load).

[@richardbowers3647]

You see it too!!!

[@WickedScott]

The part where the narrator chimes in with some ancient Roman history could have been followed with "But none of that has anything to do with this."

[@johnwoa]

It has A LOT to do with the overall 225-year history of the Oak island mystery and Mahone Bay in general. I urge you to do some research/reading on the subject.

[@TheNBKiller]

​@@johnwoa Going off of the baseless theories associated with the island, everything should be related to Oak Island, right? Every lost treasure is supposedly buried there.

[@johnwoa]

@@TheNBKiller I agree with you regarding the "baseless theories" that are presented on this sensation-oriented "Entertainment" Reality TV show. However, there are indeed some sound theories about Oak Island but many of the ridiculous outlandish theories presented on this show drive me up a wall! As for the alleged Roman sword, they need to enlist a better expert--- preferably someone from Europe who is more well-versed in ancient Roman antiquity. Even if the sword is genuine, it is only a ceremonial sword. As for an ancient Roman connection, Marty Lagina is a highly-educated engineer and even he stated that the rock roadway uncovered in the swamp looked like an ancient Roman road. That sword was snagged on the bottom of Mahone Bay by fishermen back in the 1940's and was kept in their family for decades until it was turned over to this TV show. Today, it is illegal under Canadian law to scavenge, remove or retrieve any artifact, etc... from the bottom of Mahone Bay. That is because of all the many thousands of ancient shipwrecks that dot the bottom of Mahone Bay. In fact, the name "Mahone" is derived from the French word essentially meaning "low, long boats driven by many oars".

[@Iao74185]

Rick Harrison: "I can do 3 dollars, not a penny more."

[@johnwoa]

3 dollars would have to be a Toonie and a Loonie. There are no pennies in Canada. The Federal government did away with them a few years ago. I love it! Half the time when I go shopping, the stores "round down" the amount of my purchase when I pay in cash and I save money! O Canada!

[@deanarupe73]

He has to call his buddy first!

[@dobiebloke9311]

@@johnwoa - I heard that. Considering it costs more than a penny, to make a penny, no wonder, eh? There is no real need to invest in one's economy.

[@dobiebloke9311]

@@johnwoa - Let me ask you, as I forget exactly. I know, Canada doesn't make pennies anymore, not being my question, but in old terms, a Toonie is a quarter of a penny and a Loonie is an eighth, or do I have them mixed up. or otherwise inaccurate? We don't have pennies here in the States, only 'cents (fill in your own joke). I've never had a bad time in Canada. Honest.

[@johnwoa]

@@dobiebloke9311 I am from the U.S. and emigrated to Canada years ago You have pennies in the U.S. They have always been called "pennies" even though the word "penny" is not on the Lincoln Cent or on the Indian Head penny. It's the same as Nickels. It doesn't say "Nickel" on the 5 cent Jefferson (coin) but they are called Nickels. As for the Canadian coins you mentioned, You have it wrong. A Loonie is our one-dollar coin and a Toonie is our two-dollar coin. Both coins replaced paper money (i.e. one and two-dollar bills) years ago. Personally, I love the one and two-dollar coins and find them very convenient to use and better than paper money. The smallest denomination Canadian coin in circulation is the Nickel. Canada is a really great place and most Americans are unaware of the purchasing power visitors have up here. When an American visits here and converts American dollars into Canadian dollars at a chartered bank, because of the exchange rate between the two currencies, one literally has a seemingly "bottomless" wallet after conversion with much more purchasing power in Canada than you would have in the U.S. with American currency.

[@user-by6ct6br4s]

I finally realized last season this is the island version of ancient aliens. Throw out any theory and keep it going. Also the sword turns out to be a Victorian copy.

[@saltydog6241]

@dr. Will J. Rosenblatt There is no proof a unicorn didn’t land on my roof last night.

[@mross1705]

@dr. Will J. Rosenblatt obviously the aliens came and took the treasure for themselves

[@ThrE3-GeS]

@@mross1705 and the unicorn?

[@mross1705]

@@ThrE3-GeS well duh!!

[@Shadow_foxx1]

This show has had me hooked for years

[@Adamtfrank]

That's sad I could barely watch it I skipped to the end

[@smalugin383]

I am surprised they did not have it tested to find out where it was made by mineral content. Which is basically the finger print to where it was originally from.

[@patgal2359]

They did watch the show or the next youtube video

[@waptek2]

it's a $28 Walmart €75 eBay Italian FAKE roman sword

[@robertroberts2795]

Wonder if they will ever tell you that the reason the shaft flooded is that they hit the water table.

[@lewisdoherty7621]

It is a small island made-up of glacial till with a small layer of freshwater from rain sitting on saltwater maintained by the sea. No flood tunnels are needed. My guess is the coconut fibers found were used as packing for liquor bottle shipments which were likely offloaded in that desolate place to avoid tax officials at the ports and not placed there for flood tunnels. They are in smuggler's trash pile.

[@dobiebloke9311]

@@lewisdoherty7621 - That's a very intersting theory, which I will keep at heart.

[@lewisdoherty7621]

​@@dobiebloke9311 If you are interested, I posted a paper on my Facebook site which describes the tax laws, the West-Indian/Canadian rum trade, the desirability of an easily concelable horizontal hiding place by smugglers and a possibility that the treasure search in the early days was actually a cover for a rum running operation. While not as grand as the usual proposals, a tax-evasion scheme run by locals may be more plausible.

[@adelecovus7482]

@@lewisdoherty7621 seems way more plausible, thank you for this. X

[@janina8559]

Exactly every island has one!

[@SH-lb1nu]

Ancient Roman Sword wrapped in protective cloth then pawed at by a bunch of dudes with no gloves lol.........

[@nate8484]

They wore lab coats tho 🤡🤡

[@mickylawless1941]

@@nate8484 Don't forget their safety glasses as well!

[@dynasty5053]

Lol so called pros

[@franklinsteen4721]

"Why does somebody go to the effort.....?" indeed. A railroad spike becomes a tunneling tool. A cribbing spike becomes the business end of an ancient spear. Elevation of the common to treasure is human nature.

[@dobiebloke9311]

Franklin Steen, I sort of understand, about the spike and business end. Did you mean evelation, or evolution, as both might be appropriate. I could see it both ways.

[@loganjipson6531]

The biggest curse of oak island is that it keeps showing up in my suggested videos lol

[@Replica-Airgun-Lovers]

No its for those of us stupid enough to watch it 😂

[@djcranium1210]

Dave Blankenship is thinking to himself: idiots HAHAHA I made that in my shed from old bean tins .

[@colby8104]

He's the ultimate troll

[@jasons5916]

"Why would anyone go to the effort to duplicate or fake something that almost no one in the world has ever seen?" I don't know, maybe because they have TV show on the History Channel.

[@johnwoa]

These two (2) Roman sword videos uploaded last week are proof that the jury is still out regarding the authenticity of the sword. I am sure that there is more to this story than is being told to us viewers.

[@dobiebloke9311]

Jason S - Maybe, but to me, that it is clearly a decorative sword, and that says a lot, just to me. It clearly is. You see the seam. That's what defines it. No one in their right mind would use that as a weapon, unless forced to, which they may have been done.

[@johnwoa]

@@dobiebloke9311 Yes, the sword is indeed a ceremonial (decorative) piece, but it still could be a genuine artifact having its origins from ancient Rome.

[@dobiebloke9311]

@@johnwoa You are right. We will see.

[@Mj-hl9dl]

By looking at this sword the examiner thinks it's a cast because of the lines but if you think about it back when they made swords by hand they would have needed a cast you can tell its from back in the bronze age

[@evocati6523]

Wow so someone in the bronze age managed to replicate a sword design from an empire a thousand years after the bronze age ended? That guy had some crazy foresight to know what swords would look like that far in the future!

[@Quacklebush]

lol at the low IQ you would need to make this statement...

[@janina8559]

People replicate furniture and art all the time. Samurai Swords are replicated all the time and people purchase them for how they look just to hang on their wall. There is nothing odd to me about this being a replica of a Roman Sword. They are sold all over the world!

[@austinmatthews7128]

Its real

[@crankyoldguy2]

@@austinmatthews7128 See below. It's a copy.

[@waptek2]

it's a $28 Walmart €75 eBay Italian FAKE roman sword

[@roberthein2156]

The Whole Show was our CURSE!

[@dennismitchell1934]

Look for an IKEA stamp on it. Long ago as a child ( 1950's) a sword similar to this was available from Matel included a Roman helmit.

[@maxinewest1326]

Interesting documentary

[@Ogsickmonk]

I think i like this show because its got the ancient aliens voice guy. That voice is hypnotizing.

[@shadowjack8]

I'll wager a ceremonial piece. But to what end, I've no idea.

[@meeagle2951]

keeping up with this history of The Curse of Oak island, I have to say you guys your have done a wonderful job and the team all together and those who were not there at time for many reason. It got my attention the minute I saw one of the season. Well done guys. Thank You.

[@jessehardin5094]

No gloves when touching a find like this?? 🤔

[@WWuxian]

Why your going to eat it?

[@jessehardin5094]

@@WWuxian What are you talking about?

[@nate8484]

iTs sCiEnCe

[@workbook17]

cause they know its fake

[@wilsonharper8268]

@@WWuxian 😂😂😂

[@russellchrom]

Ever notice how the history channel will take something that they can tell in five minutes and stretch it out into an hour show about nothing

[@dobiebloke9311]

russellchrom - not to get into politics, but 5 minutes of information in an hour, understood. Please don't eblate me. GretshDog, look it up.

[@AndreaEstherOffical]

Stretches out a whole season lol

[@jesusoctavio-flores3895]

I get out there in the off season and sprinkle objec d'arts around. (Wait til they find that rubber tomahawk)

[@richardstursa6711]

I got tired of the phrase "COULD IT BE" a long time ago. The show, while originally interesting, is now total BS. My vote is for aliens.

[@MatthewOfLondon]

Not saying that sword is from zeta reticuli, but it's totally from zeta reticuli.

[@johnwoa]

You know what's worse than the Narrator saying, "COULD IT BE"? It would be Joe Biden saying, "C'mon man! Here's the deal! ...."

[@REALUScitizen]

So don't watch it.

[@KUTProductions]

@@REALUScitizen Don't like people's comments on youtube? Don't read them. Don't like people at your job? Don't go to work. Don't like sneezing? Don't breathe.

[@richardbowers3647]

Bingo!!!

[@wayneakins7850]

I still like this show

[@jamesvaughn4581]

I think this guy was not the right guy to take this to. He knew very little. Take it to someone who specializes in Roman history. Specifically, Roman swords.

[@stuartmitchell6991]

What series is this from

[@OnTheRiver66]

Are they going to do an analysis of the bronze? That should reveal when this was made.

[@johnwoa]

@OnTheRiver66 I hope so! What irks me about this Reality TV show is that they never pursued a second opinion on the sword beyond St. Mary's University right there in Halifax.... LOL!

[@dobiebloke9311]

​OnTheRiver66 and johnwoa - First of all, I would agree with what you both say. We will see what leads to the truth, but what you both say, is quite vaquid, and we need no less.

[@johnwoa]

@@dobiebloke9311 I had to look that word "vaquid" up in my dictionary. Never seen that word before. Very interesting!!!

[@dobiebloke9311]

@@johnwoa - Basically, just vapid. Nothing more or less, usually meaning of vapor, gaseous, which is not nothing, just ask helium and the Hindenburg, not to bum you out. Just my thinking of bullsit, as 'vaquid', is the liquid state of gas, of most sorts. In someways, water is known as ice, more or less, when oxygen is combined with hydrogen to '0' degree celsius, it passes that state from a gas to a liquid, to a solid, at least as far as I know. Apparently, all gases, and combinations, do the same thing, all be it maybe at different temperatures. Fog, mist or evaporation, to ice, of some sorts, and sometimes we call it snow. I don't know, I'm just guessing. I know the sun is setting when I hear the birds crow. I know it rises, by the obverse, Is it the awakening and death of dawn or life, or night? Obviouisly, the sun doesn't rise or set on itself, as it is only our relationship to it which matters how life is. Good morning, good night, earth is vaquid.

[@johnwoa]

@@dobiebloke9311 Wow, I had to look "vapid" up also to see what it means.... and I have a university education. Man, I learned two new words today--- "vaquid" and "vapid"! The last time I had to delve into linguistics/language was when U.S. President Donald Trump came out with the word "covfefe" on Twitter.

[@j3llis8011]

Seriously. This entire series can be a 15 minute show and the rest is filler garbage . What a serious waste of time.

[@lovelandgirl1494]

You don't have to watch it.

[@tokyotoransu3767]

The filler is the constant repeating and gets annoying fast.

[@muddwhistle7833]

The two guys with the glasses look like brothers

[@pattibelcher2659]

LOVE y’all !!! Cannot wait till y’all come back on soon !!!

[@jrketcham]

Pawn stars: best I can do is 3 breadcrumbs and a piece of lint.

[@margaretcollier8349]

Love this show ....wish it was on more

[@graceedwards28]

I love it also, never miss an episode. A couple more episodes a week would be great !!

[@moonglow630]

Ahhhh, was that a clip of Drake Tester at the table??? Still so sad about his loss. Feel so bad for Craig & his family.

[@Nimrodbodeinejr]

What happned to his family

[@moonglow630]

@@Nimrodbodeinejr his son Drake, seen in the clip died. He was only a teenager. He died from a seizure I believe.

[@Bocaj77]

I don't remember this episode??

[@TrelarysVT]

How come when it comes to these kind of mysteries, NOBODY considers that MAYBE it was made where is actually was made and some artifact lover a few hundred years later, brought it with him overseas and THEN planted it where it was found! Hm? HMM!?!? 😐

[@melrichardson7709]

Having found this video by chance, it reminded me of a past Time Team episode. SO8-EO3 at Llygadwy, Wales. I think you my all enjoy it 😉😇.

[@patgal2359]

Charles really bought into it. They got that sword from jovan pulitzer lol and rick and marty bought into the Zeno brothers mythos

[@Vp_s1krr]

U should try magnet fishing

[@johnwoa]

Where??? It is against the law to search in the waters of Mahone Bay in the vicinity of Oak Island.

[@graceedwards28]

Wouldn't have to be Mahone Bay, there's miles and miles amd miles of coastline and inland waterways in Nova Scotia

[@Apostolic401]

I would have had the sword tested by the minerals and find out when it was made.

[@matthewlambert8789]

It was a Victorian copy ..😔

[@PedroMartinez-eh2rp]

I swear on the Demi God Hercules that if they don't find nothing in Season 8, I will stop watching this show.

[@3ddy447]

awesome video

[@jesusyeshuaelelyonelshadai6295]

It's not too old it looks like a cast replica

[@jesusyeshuaelelyonelshadai6295]

You can see the wear mark above guard about 2 inch wide this was a decorative piece held in place by tip and above guard

[@matthewjohnwoodward3095]

U find swards back then was casts being bronze or iron no body nows if Romans or any over races as ever set foot in the Americas

[@mjpalmirojr.2466]

Has anything been done yet with permits for this project.

[@MachineHeadDissent]

Spoiler alert they find “new dirt on the ground”...

[@dobiebloke9311]

Do Not Resuscitate - Do not me confuse. Do you mean 'actual' dirt? Just playing along man, I get it.

[@cd3motorsports357]

Maybe some clues are under water

[@A.R-f1p]

Possibly true 👀

[@johnwoa]

Absolutely True! But their treasure hunting licenses only cover to the shoreline at low tide. There are anomalies that have been observed on the sea floor of Mahone Bay by divers and even the Geological Survey of Canada, but pursuant to provincial laws, nothing can be moved or removed from the seabed floor. I hope that changes for these professional Oak island searchers who have licenses with the province.

[@cd3motorsports357]

Nice

[@stephenwadecapps1983]

Could have been a decorative piece or something ceremonial perhaps..., either way..., I'd be happy to find that instead of nails 😅

[@shannonsullivan4858]

This show is a perfect example of the saying, a dog chasing his tail! This show continues to go nowhere and remains where it started.

[@johnwoa]

Speaking of a dog chasing its tail, dogs are really stupid! Even a cat won't chase its tail. Bubbles from "Trailer Park Boys" fame (Sunnyvale Trailer Park, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia) once said that a dog is so stupid that if its owner jumps off a cliff, the dog will follow and jump over the cliff after him. A cat, on the other hand, if its owner jumps off a cliff, the cat will go up to the edge and just sit there and look down at him.... LOL!!!

[@toycoma98]

@@johnwoa My cat chases her tail.

[@Berstich]

And as popular as ever

[@daithisammon3897]

I lost my Job during this pandemic and decided to Start a Star Wars Channel to keep other's happy and for entertainment. Stay Safe everyone . 💚💚🤍🤍🧡🧡

[@dobiebloke9311]

Daithi Sammon - If you can, power to you. Obviosuly, sorry to hear about your lose, but soldier on.

[@jackprier7727]

Okay, but will it "keel"?

[@ohshitwatsmyname]

Nope

[@jamiedalton2623]

It surprises me that men that age would entertain the idea that this thing is real

[@poiuttyrfghj8474]

The lab coats and safety glasses are 100% for TV lol

[@christopherjones4462]

This reminds me of the Dighton Rock in Massachusetts, travelers for thousands of years carved their nations name in this boulder, it was encased in a bomb-proof cement bunker. Surely archeologists will claim it is a conspiracy.

[@theadoresmith2777]

It's hard to see that as a Roman sword. Did any Roman forger/smith make swords out of copper? Hard to see that either.

[@mikestang679]

It's obviously a tribute sword, you can buy a large variety of "Ancient Swords" on ebay.......

[@johnwoa]

@mike stang But this (ceremonial) sword was found in Mahone Bay back in the 1940's. There was no eBay back then......

[@mikestang679]

@@johnwoa It's obviously a cast piece not FORGED as all swords are, it's a decorative item, any foundry person can tell it's a fake instantly....The novice can be fooled.

[@JavierHernandez-vw2ny]

looks like this sword cannot be used as such because of the handle but can be a piece of reward or such

[@yelwing]

Another constant recapping, slow moving, minimum content show.

[@johnwoa]

But it's making TONS of money! Remember when Gomez Addams said, "... Invent something that costs a nickel to make, sells for a dime and is habit forming!"

[@LastGenGaming675]

Nap show

[@douglasdailey5998]

The man could be wrong about the sword also. Always get a second opinion.

[@troythedestroyer8267]

This is probably the best find ,and they didn’t even find it lol

[@yuk747]

That doesn't prove Romans actually visited but could just be a an old replica or if it's real just something someone carried with them as a valuable possession.

[@smokeybear5460]

How is this still a show?

[@johnwoa]

"$$$$$"......

[@timadams3979]

Probably a bronze wallhanger from some neo classical study room early colonial America. Roman swords weren't bronze in the C.E. in fact, most Roman swords were iron almost a 1000 yrs before that

[@CSV42]

If it was in the water (coastal regions) for any considerable length of time it wouldn’t look like that, there would be way more corrosion.

[@macvena]

Apparently, these gents haven't heard of Neoclassical art, quite popular in the 18th and 19th centuries.

[@firefighterstation3]

Is it possible? Could it be?

[@kevinstewart1878]

My dad use to love this show. Personally, I find all these meandering speculations a real disservice to archeology in general. And if there is anything important to discover on that island it's going to be forever buried in a mess of dubious, undisciplined mud that's been thrown again every wall. The first question should be, is this sword some kind of reproduction made for tourists, in some other location? I think people should google it. There might be more information available then what is presented here.

[@carmengonzalez5222]

Oh que espectacular !! Vuelven pronto sitio!!!

[@thx1138thecrane]

So why is the expert holding that with no gloves...?

[@themodernmedievalmaker2794]

Because clean hands are usually enough, and the tactile sensitivity of your fingers is dulled by a glove, making it more difficult to judge if you are damaging the object.

[@nasrularif9570]

Because he reached the skill level that unlocks the ability to not wearing gloves anymore? Idk... Oh wait this is real life...

[@thx1138thecrane]

@@themodernmedievalmaker2794 I would think that it should go beyond just damaging it from physical touching though, I'm also referring to chemical imbalances that may occur upon being touch like that. You would think damage on any level for a piece like this whether it was a real used sword or not should be avoided, hopefully tests were done prior to filming this so they knew.

[@jf8986]

What if it is an artifact from the Nephites, Lamanites, or Jaredites from the Book of Mormon?

[@HarleyDavidsonVince]

If that sword was a real relic buried for 100's of years it would be seriously pitted. If you take brass or bronze and dip it in muriatic acid it will give the same appearance.

[@LastGenGaming675]

*who would fake that * PRODUCERS "NOT US THATS FOR SURE, NOT LIKE YOU NEVER FIND ANYTHING!"

[@kennethnyhus1337]

And the hunt continues

[@d3loff]

Bronze sword from 2nd century AD? There is no such thing. Bronze swords were used ages before the new era. Roman swords were made of iron/steel.

[@bryangayo4292]

I could listen to the narrator's voice all day long.

[@tazz73000]

they could have sorted treasure boxes and discarded the sword at sea?

[@josesaulenriquez5122]

Has the new season started? And have they dug up the money pit yet?

[@lovelandgirl1494]

November 10th. I cant wait.

[@jamessherosick2747]

I don't need to watch to tell you....... The origin is.......Yes the history channel prop-room.

[@kiranvysya]

Where was the swrod found which country

[@davy1458]

I'm just waiting for them to say they found jimmy hoffa's wallet....should happen any day now.

[@lewisdoherty7621]

Who would go to that trouble? Someone who wanted to sell to a market where consumers wanted decorative swords for their walls. Those things are mass produced. Roman swords were made of steel. That type of junk is all over the place.

[@bekindloveall195]

Do dna want to see if someone got cut up

[@SausageFPS]

They find ancient roman artifacts... old spanish coins and trinkets and incan rings... it doesnt add up...its as if some of this stuff is placed there to be found..

[@strangeland4562]

The Roman sword I think is real

[@strangeland4562]

Reason being there was a native grave dug in Newfoundland and there was a Roman lamp in it. Dated back over 2000 + yrs..

[@arlenekrese6912]

Maybe a tourist item.😊

[@javierramirez4722]

Next island tunels

[@hushfps9328]

How has this show not been cancelled

[@jaezone3400]

If something is worth a lot of money and they can’t put a price on it, and if they can’t have it,….they will most likely downplay it as a fake…they do the same with authentic art pieces also.

[@HAIKU-c7z]

So is it antique or its a fake ? yes

[@wangdangparkes]

I watch this show for my own amusement 🤣🤣🤣

[@chriswest5360]

Maybe the sword was a replica and not a fake?

[@KurtOnoIR]

Why is he handling it like that if it's real?

[@walterborba4543]

Alguém sabe dizer se o programa continua passando e qual o dia e horário.

[@secondstartotheright]

Why would somebody "fake" a decorative show peice (sword) its possible that it was a symbolic peice. There are millions of "fake" crosses all around the world, how many ppl have mason rings or memorabilia of certain followings that are representations of older real artifacts.

[@asneakeraffair9048]

"Roman Sword" with fake patina... fake news...

[@ElusiveMonk47]

Ya cuz no rust and was in ocean

[@zack94attack1]

Bronze doesnt rust....

[@dobiebloke9311]

@@zack94attack1 - and Brandon, I know a bit about casting. If we are talking about the same sword, it is a casting, as an ornament, not a real weapon. Not to say you couldn't kill someone with it, but that would not be the standard.