I made two trips to the ocean. It's 150 miles one way, but the only place there is chance to find shipwreck coins.
Here you go:
Both knives have been completely restored and are 100% functional, I already posted these.
Still chasing that tractor!
Oil spill on the beach.
Shells including quohog clam, Atlantic jingle shells, bay scallops and a mussell.
The round object on the one shell is a George III shipwreck copper. The brass ring had me going for a bit - thought it was a ring. The little dark thing on the white disc is a piece of 18th century or so ships' plating in copper to keep Caribbean worms from eating the wood.
Lots of fun. Conditions were not good as too much sand on the beach still. Most everything was found in two small areas.
Anyone know if those long trianguler topped sinkers are newer or older? I haven't seen them before.
Here you go:
Both knives have been completely restored and are 100% functional, I already posted these.
Still chasing that tractor!
Oil spill on the beach.
Shells including quohog clam, Atlantic jingle shells, bay scallops and a mussell.The round object on the one shell is a George III shipwreck copper. The brass ring had me going for a bit - thought it was a ring. The little dark thing on the white disc is a piece of 18th century or so ships' plating in copper to keep Caribbean worms from eating the wood.
Lots of fun. Conditions were not good as too much sand on the beach still. Most everything was found in two small areas.
Anyone know if those long trianguler topped sinkers are newer or older? I haven't seen them before.
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