Scubafinder and stevemc still finding coins on the Jupiter Wreck

[Darren in NC]

Always fun to see...

Shipwreck Bar and Grille | Jupiter, FL |Fun Atmosphere and Great Food!

 

Amazon Forum Fav 👍

Upgraded Night Vision Monocular Digital Infrared Monocular Telescope for 100% Darkness with 8X Zoom - Grab it through Amazon!

[Dug]

Finding is better than looking just like catching is better than fishing.

Always fun to see...

Shipwreck Bar and Grille | Jupiter, FL |Fun Atmosphere and Great Food!

That looks like fun, thanks for sharing. Is that the bottom of a blow hole or just reef structure?

 

[ScubaFinder]

Actually that video is from 3 years ago, just recently edited all the "find" moments together and posted it. However, we should be in the water this week making new videos from the new SeaHunter. We will have GoPro cameras mounted on our masks so you will get a first person view of the finds being made soon. Can't wait to get back in the water, I'm lucky to be back over here helping!

 

[Salvor6]

You lucky dog!

 

[CaptEsteban]

Other good videos on that site.

 

[BVI Hunter]

is that a coin found toward the end (1;40)? it looks very thin?

great vid!!!

 

[JOe L]

Other good videos on that site.

I like the one of the Bar and Grill. 360 Degree look around. Except I walked out into the parking lot and couldn't get back inside. Nice Place.

 

[ScubaFinder]

BVI, yep that was a coin. No detail but it was silver, just a thin razor with no markings.

JOe L, I hadn't noticed that but you are right, once you go out of the building you can't get back in. LOL If any of you are ever in Jupiter or West Palm Beach, the Shipwreck Bar and Grille is definitely worth a visit. There are old metal detectors, tons of artifacts, photos, slideshows on the TV's, etc. Any shipwreck hunter would enjoy the experience and gift shop full of coins.

We are installing cameras on the SeaHunter today and hope to get out for some diving tomorrow. :-)

 

[BVI Hunter]

thanks SF !

I have 3 very similar (even with the bit missing from the edge) so chances are I have smooth coins too!

I assume its the constant shifting sands that wears them down? unlike the ones caught in crevices etc?