A great kickoff to Shipwreck Season.! Top finds were an 1817 "13 Star" Coronet Larege Cent, a treasure chest key, ship spikes, civil war bullet, and more!
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It's Shipwreck Season! 1817 Large 13 Star "Coronet" Cent, Silvers, Ship spikes+++
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Great finds - congrats !
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I like the old spike best....I think your key is a small hinge piece instead, maybe clean it up a bit.
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Yeah, I thought that it may be something else. It actually may be a hammer pendant. Too many opinions from my beach hunting buddies... Tks for the comment! JB
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Nice find with the coin and the bottles and all else! Congratulations! Thanks for sharing.
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Welcome! I posted the bottles since I rarely find them, and the Ballentine's Whiskey was a prohibition era bottle which is pretty cool....JB
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Nice finds 
Thank you for sharing
Thank you for sharing
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Nice finds!
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great saves all around!!
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Can anyone advise how to add more photos in a post already placed? When I go to the "edit" drop down, it only lets me edit the title.
Until then, I'll post the other Silvers found and other relics in my next post.
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The first bottle photo, AWESOME!
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The embossing that says you can’t refill started in 1934. Post prohibition.
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Yes, you are correct. It is prohibition era, as he bottle scar with the "SCOTLAND" mark likely indicates a 1934 or 1935 bottle production date, a year or two after the end of Prohibition (December'33), and bottles without any marks and just digit lot #'s were actual usage marks within Prohibition. American companies like Illinois, Owens, Whittal-Tatum., and others have codes to ID the exact year, but European bottle makers not so much. Tks for the reply...JB
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The bottles don't come up often. But they do roll up in the Fall when the full moon minus tide currents are most extreme...
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Very Nice!!! Congrats!!!
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Always good to hear from you RJ! Stay tuned for more posts from relics that i found last week...
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