I own a coal from the TITANIC wreckage...will this ever be worth much one day?

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Question:

It is a tiny coal inside a pendant I bought from the science centre in my area when the Titanic exhibition was going on!. I brought it for $20 to $30 Cnd!., but the big ones are over $200!. It is genuine and even has the certificate!.

Selling coals were legal, but not the actual artifacts from inside the ship (just the coals outside the ship)!.

Now however it is no longer allowed to salvage coal from the site and sell it!.

Do you think with time my pendant will be worth more because there are no more coals from Titanic being sold today!?

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Best Answer - Chosen by Asker:

Let me get this straight!.!.!.You bought a piece of coal for 30 bucks!?!?

I've got a couple of pieces of paper you can have for $15!.!.!.How about this plastic cup, only $50! It's from the last Apollo mission, honest! Here's the certificate right here!!

A fool and her money!.!.!.Www@QuestionHome@Com

unfortunately it really isn't what a collector would call an "artifact!." so I'm afraid it may not increase in value!.Www@QuestionHome@Com

You got took big time!.!.Www@QuestionHome@Com