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Waist High at Low Tide

JackInFlorida

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Leesburg, FL
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Fisher F75 - Whites PI Pro, Excal 1000
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All Treasure Hunting
Did some in water hunting at low tide. Waves looked small in the beginning, but of course, they were soon crashing over my head. First few hits were the coins and pop tops.

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Found an earring, then another about 10 feet away. Thought they were damaged, but when I got home, I realized they are not round. Then I found these interesting necklaces. They appear to have some significance, other than vanity. One is like a dog tag, here is a close up of the tag.

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The other looks like some kind of bushing, but has the words BEYOND SURRIALISM on the front and #9986 on the back (or 9866#)

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Any ideas what these are? I'll post them over in What is it tomorrow.

Jack
 
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:icon_thumright: wtg nice finds
 
My hat is definitely off to you! I can't handle those waves. I too have tried it many times when it didn't "look" too bad only to find them breaking over my head or knocking me over. WTG AND.... to top that off you found some good stuff! WTG Definitely WTG!
 
A pair of earrings are rare to find together.
Those are interesting necklaces. 'Beyond Surrialism' maybe a cult and the number
maybe your membership number and seating position on the comet ;D
Looked hard at the paper you used as a background, but could'nt see any secrets :D
 
Kiwijohn said:
Looked hard at the paper you used as a background, but could'nt see any secrets :D

You would have to look REALLY hard. Service Intelligence is a company that does surveys, like mystery shopping and such. At least they did about six years ago when I talked to them.

Jack
 
Hey Jack. Are you aware of the 30 foot high sand dunes inside the Anastasia State Park in St.Augustine? It is a state not fed park. I always thought when the English attacked, the treasures were buried in haste next to tall trees by these dunes. Just a hunch.

HH
 
interesting finds!!
 

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