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Florida’s treasure coast question

49er12

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Just asking is it ok to detect the coastline being certain people claim rights to ship wrecks of past, so what’s the truth or limits or is it simple ok to go wherever and wherever, Florida residents should no the rules appreciate the information
 
Very nice information thankyou
 
off shore wrecks in FL waters the claim will end at the shore line. Stay in knee deep water or less (no scuba) and you are fine.
most of the 1715 fleet sunk withing 1-2 miles off shore so a fair amount of the treasure over the years has moved and some moved toward the shore and some even on the beach.

contact me via private message on more information on the 1715 fleet wrecks.
 
Did someone pay lots of money to claim shipwreck treasures, how can you do such hows does this happen find a wreck pay money share or deal with the state, explain how this works being nobody can enter space
 
Treasure Salvors Inc. Key West. I think the leases are $2K now. Here a some of the lease sites being worked at Sebastian w/ spotter planes and beach walkers. 1EECBD11-F7F1-48D6-AFBB-B1675B84C4C7.webp53E7D2A6-0D3A-44DD-BAFC-DA8D1AD771E7.webp
 
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