ship spike in plank, wrought iron chain

deldave

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ARC

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Aug 19, 2014
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Wow man...

You just found a piece(s) of a shipwreck.

Well done.
Phenom find.

IF I were YOU... I would live at that area day in day out.
Work it like your being payed...
And maybe you will.
 

mirage83

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Dec 20, 2009
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Very nice recovery. I personally refer to such finds as character pieces, as I feel them to be more than just your run-of-the-mill with no soul, so to speak.
 

A2coins

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Dec 20, 2015
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Ann Arbor
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I would love to detect a shoreline never know what the ocean will spit out maybe the chain was an anchor that finally broke free from thye bottom here comes the old ship washing ashore sorry I get carried away that is awesome though. Great find
 

Scrappy

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Unfortunately wood and coins have different set and drift patterns. BUT it seems you're primed for some great finds. I've piloted a lot of ships on the Delaware and its lodes with history. Good luck!
 

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