Stuff travels

[Eagleye]

Hi everyone. I took the sea hunter out for as spin after work and hit my favourite beach, the place where I lost my gold cherry.. I'll never forget.. Anyway the tide had already started coming in so I was thinking a little about where I should hit first, there being two main used parts of the beach north and south. I started at the south heading north and my mind was just ticking away thinking about how things travel up and down the beach, if I should just concentrate on those heavily used areas. The treasure gods must have been listening because when I checked my finds (pull tabs, iron, broken key? And a piece of a comb or hair thingy) at end of day I received my answer. What at first I thought was part of a key was actually part of the comb thingy! Found right at opposite ends of the beach. Stuff travels

 

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[Sir Gala Clad]

Instead of an answer, I suspect you found two different similar broken combs.
The fracture line is very different on each.

 

[Beach Papa]

You never know. The recent story about the family in FL finding the other half of a gold PRYX from the treasure ship which was 300 feet away from where they found the first half, which they thought was a picture frame. Stuff does travel, and lighter stuff like an aluminum comb will obviously travel farther than something gold. Every day is a new learning experience......