8/13/12 Report - 1715 Fleet Salvage Vessels at Work & More

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Salvage Vessel At Nieves Site Sunday


The salvage vessels were busy at work on the Nieves site yesterday.   Here is a photo showing the largest of the vessels at work near low tide.  This vessel was near the main ballast pile about a hundred yards off shore right in front of the entrance road at the

6/21/11 Report - Salvage Vessels, Treasure Tour & Tough Digging

Lobster Man Blowing Holes at the Nieves Wreck Site By Green Turtle Beach.The Lobster Man was one of two salvage vessels working the area this morning.Fox News Plays the Whatzit Game.As you probably know I often post photos of mystery items. or "Whatzits," in the hope that someone will know what they are or at least be able to provide a clue to what they could be or how they might have been used.

6/14/11 Report - Salvage and Search Lease Areas & More

Treasure Coast Beach This Morning.I'm often asked where you can detect in the water and where you can't. That should be an easy question to answer, but it isn't. Below is the information that I have on that. I hope it helps.Here are the center points of the salvage leases that I have.Cabin Wreck North 27.49.8 West 80.25.55 Anchor Wreck North 27.48.2 West 80.24.70Corrigans North 27.46.2 West

1/19/2011 Report - Salvaged Nautical Objects & Half a Million Dollar Gold Coin

Salvaged Nautical Items.These were some of the items that were for sale at the Nautical Flea Market last week at the Indian River Fairgrounds. Some pretty neat stuff.You don't have to find a galleon or gold coin to find treasure. These items were selling for around $150 for the lowest priced items and up into the thousands. I think you can see why.Nautical theme items are very popular now for

9/23 Report - Treasure Coast Salvage/Exploration Maps & Rusty Items

Salvage and Exploration Contract Maps for Indian River North and South Brevard County.This map continues to the north where the previously posted maps end. The four contiguous semi circular areas is the area below the Sebastian Inlet. The area where the island becomes very narrow would be the area where the salvage camp was located just above the McClarty Museum. The most southern semicircular