We get a few visitors here in Hawaii

[Da Sand Crab]

Do you guys and gals find alot of foreign coins in the water? I sure do.
I've found coins from China, Japan, Thailand, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Phillipines, New Zealand, Tahiti, Australia, Canada, Argentina, Mexico, Brasil, Spain, Portugal, not to mention Euro's. You could say we get a few tourists. I just hope they will be wearing alot of loose fitting jewelry when they go for a swim.

 

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[gold nuggets]

With all those different types of coins on the beaches,
it seems like you would never really know what you will
find next. Thanks for sharing Ringman.. Gold Nuggets

 

[diggummup]

Good stuff. I got a pile like that myself from detecting on South Florida beaches.

 

[davest]

that's some neat stuff. You should start putting them in 2x2s and then into pages in a binder. World coins are something else.

 

[47thelement]

So I guess you found the "CHANGE" the current resident of 1600 Pennsyvania Avenue was talking about.

 

[Da Sand Crab]

So I guess you found the "CHANGE" the current resident of 1600 Pennsyvania Avenue was talking about.

I'm still waiting for that...I don't know if it will ever be found.

 

[daleshark]

Ringman, Very nice pile of coins you got there. Keep it up, and thanks for the pics.

daleshark.

 

[seeker41]

looks like fun!

 

[grimroofer]

that's some variety I'm on Maui and the sand gets pushed around bad but i still manage to pull out some goodies some guy got riped up by an 8 foot sand shark last week over here I'm still looking over my shoulder

 

[Da Sand Crab]

that's some variety I'm on Maui and the sand gets pushed around bad but i still manage to pull out some goodies some guy got riped up by an 8 foot sand shark last week over here I'm still looking over my shoulder

Hope you're having a good time on the Valley Isle. Yes, the sharks love certain areas on that island, do keep alert.

 

[grimroofer]

i cant complain recently i found a 1883 Hawaiian dime in real nice shape and a 1776 Spanish coin not in the water it took 20 years but i finally found a coin from the 1700s i live in kihei and the sharks do seem to like this area