North Florida Beach wreck

[thebeech]

This may be the wreck where the survivor's walked 3 Hours to St Augustine from around 1680's . Found using a cheap metal detector & can only dig at extreme low tide . Lots of sand fills in but cannot get equipment to the beach. Readings on detector SILVER in lots of places Med gold objects and Large 4 ft area iron ? Needed assistant I cannot get anything up alone ?? Who do I trust ...

[ivan salis]

I live in callahan * florida -- above jax -- northeast florida fer sure. --- hope the spots not on the south tip of amelia island or northern area of talbot island (nassau sound area) as its off limits legally to metal detecting there (trust me I know -- sadly there is lots of treasure there that you can not "legally" get to --states got you "blocked" there by law ) -- but if its not there then your most likely in good shape *

if its close to the fernandina or jacksonville area to the st augustine area most likely i can hekp out

[find1000]

Congratulations on your find. I presume this is not the Amelia Island wreck? What years have you found on any coins? Contact me if possible.

[thebeech]

No its not by Georgia area at all closer to St Augustine

[Cappy Z.]

This may be the wreck where the survivor's walked 3 Hours to St Augustine from around 1680's . Found using a cheap metal detector & can only dig at extreme low tide . Lots of sand fills in but cannot get equipment to the beach. Readings on detector SILVER in lots of places Med gold objects and Large 4 ft area iron ? Needed assistant I cannot get anything up alone ?? Who do I trust ...

Send Ivan a map of the general area. he's THE man..and he's got deep pockets.

[LM]

This may be the wreck where the survivor's walked 3 Hours to St Augustine from around 1680's . Found using a cheap metal detector & can only dig at extreme low tide . Lots of sand fills in but cannot get equipment to the beach. Readings on detector SILVER in lots of places Med gold objects and Large 4 ft area iron ? Needed assistant I cannot get anything up alone ?? Who do I trust ...

A couple things don't really check here.
"Cheap detectors" aren't exactly renowned for being able to disc out wet saltwater sand (re: "extreme low tide"). Further, I'm unaware of any "cheap detectors" that will give you sufficient depth on a hit where you wouldn't be able to just dig it out with your hands, so, if you're getting hits on gold and silver objects with your cheap detector, there's no reason why you shouldn't have recovered them.

[salvage diver]

I am interested contact me

[Jason in Enid]

I am interested contact me

You'r enterested in a year old thread, from poster with no knowledge of what he's talking about and hasn't even logged in to T-Net in over a year?

[salvage diver]

Because you never know. I have been researching a wreck in that area and hit a wall on info. Maybe this person will show back up and if so?? Its all in the chase!!!!

[Jason in Enid]

Because you never know. I have been researching a wreck in that area and hit a wall on info. Maybe this person will show back up and if so?? Its all in the chase!!!!

Then you might want to check out his user profile. His email is listed, it might still be valid!