Amelia Island wreck: Spanish 1715 fleet ship?

Larsmed

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Jan 10, 2007
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paddy.mick

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These sirs clearly feel their work is about a galleon, but one they are working so they would not be interested in telling all its location. The more "sketchy" the details, the more mysterious, and the more likely you will join in the fun by providing financial support.
I have seen the advice all over this site: "don't tell too much about your finds, lest someone take them". It seems they understand that.
Paddy
 

vulcan007

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Ahoy mates!

Matey Larrey - tha ship ya talkin may be tha same 1769 wreckin iven claim in tha area. Their been postins in this forem about tis ship befor.

their are many wreck in tha amelia island coastal... :-X

good day mate!

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Larsmed

Larsmed

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Jan 10, 2007
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Greencovesprings, Florida
Detector(s) used
Tesoro Sandshark, bh jr.
Primary Interest:
Beach & Shallow Water Hunting
vulcan

thank ya matey for them encouragin words!! Now a plunderin I will go with detector and shovel in hand!!
 

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