Showing posts with label beaches. metal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label beaches. metal. Show all posts

Friday, June 10, 2011

6/10/11 Report - Your Best Detector Settings & Erosion on Treasure Coast

One Nice Size Cut on One Treasure Coast Beach This Morning.This cut was about six foot high, which was as high as any I saw this morning.See video of this beach below.Yesterday my post was about being up to my arm pit in muck. I understand that a lot of you would like to see that. I should have taken a video, but I don't have enough hands. Usually I'm holding a scoop and detector or I am up to my

Friday, January 28, 2011

1/28/2011 - Space Shuttle Challenger Disaster 25 Years Ago Today & Pieces Still Being Found

One Nice Cut on a Treasure Coast Beach.This cut was about three feet high and went for a few hundred yards. It was at least a few days old.Yesterday I took a look at three different beaches. I saw detectorists at all three, but all three of them were near the beach access. The cut shown in the photo above was a good distance from a beach access and I saw no one there.Most detectorists hit the

Wednesday, December 8, 2010

12/8 Report - Space Shuttle Metal & Local Conditions & Lodging

Metal From Space Shuttle? When I went back to check who sent this photo, it appears that I somehow managed to lose the original email. Would the sender please send another email so I can credit the photo?I got an email reporting a number of these types of melted metal finds coming from Corrigan's lately.I've talked about finding metal from the space shuttle before. Fred B. sent some of his pieces

Sunday, November 7, 2010

11/7 Report - Mystery Small Silver Rectangle Metal Detector Find

Small Rectangular Piece of Silver Found on a Treasure Coast Shipwreck Beach Yesterday.This is one of those types of finds that will probably never give up its secrets. It is definitely silver. I could tell that when I inspected it with a high power loop and when I did an acid test on it.And it has definitely been exposed to salt water for some time. Close inspection of the considerable surface