“The Curse of Oak Island” Season 6 Episode 7 will be returning on Jan 1. 2019 and it will follow Rick, Marty, and the rest of the group’s effort in uncovering the historical secrets of the aisle. Aside from this unveiling, the crew is also hoping that there would be treasure hidden within several areas of interest.
One such location is the Smith’s Cove. The previous episode revealed that the team will need 100 sheets of steel to be able to construct a 525-foot dam. The dam will act as a barrier that would hold off the ocean from entering the cove, allowing the crew to excavate it. “The Curse of Oak Island” Season 6 Episode 7 will be heavily focusing on the creation of the dam and the acquisition of materials needed to construct it.
It goes without saying that this venture is costing Rick and Marty Lagina a hefty sum. But money seems to be no obstacle. While Marty Lagina’s exact wealth is uncertain, rumors are suggesting that the man is worth around $40 million to $100 million. That’s certainly a lot for a treasure hunter. However, Marty isn’t just investing his money on this venture but also runs several companies as well. Although the treasure hunter is busy with “The Curse of Oak Island” Season 6 Episode 7, the man also tends to his winery and wind turbine business.
Called Mari Vineyards, Marty’s winery is located in Traverse City, Michigan. The treasure hunter uses his engineering expertise to find new ways of growing grapes, methods that mostly rely on clean energy. Marty’s wind turbine business, on the other hand, also contributes a lot to his wealth as it’s the largest of its kind over at Michigan. Both these businesses are essential in funding the excavation. Fans are hoping that “The Curse of Oak Island” Season 6 Episode 7 will make serious headway when it returns as everyone is excited what the isle secretly holds.


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