Showing posts with label st. lucie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label st. lucie. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 8, 2012
8/8/12 Report - Alvaro Mexia, Club News & Resources
Written by the TreasureGuide for the exclusive use of treasurebeachesreport.blogspot.com.
22K Ring Beach Find.
I've been talking about determining the melt value of finds. I mentioned that you will find some 22K items, often from India or Oriental countries. Here is one such example. It is not marked but tests at 22K and looks Oriental.
Alvaro Mexia is probably the first European to
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Wednesday, August 24, 2011
8/24/11 Report - Irene Moves East & Not Much Action Yet
One Treasure Coast Beach This Morning.
I often remind you to keep any valuable finds in a bank safe deposit box. Evidently one St Lucie County person didn't do that.
Earlier this year a Spanish Colonial coin collection was stolen in Port St. Lucie. The collection included 136 Spanish coins, many of which were minted in Potosi in the late 1700s. There were also some Pillar dollars, Portraits
I often remind you to keep any valuable finds in a bank safe deposit box. Evidently one St Lucie County person didn't do that.
Earlier this year a Spanish Colonial coin collection was stolen in Port St. Lucie. The collection included 136 Spanish coins, many of which were minted in Potosi in the late 1700s. There were also some Pillar dollars, Portraits
Wednesday, July 27, 2011
7/27/11 Report - More on the Lost Merchant, Proposed Laws, & New Club
Side Scan Sonar Images of Lost Merchant Obtained by The Dare.They got a 100 gamma hit that provides additional evidence that the target is indeed the shipwreck.Information and picture received from the Mel Fisher organization via email.Jim M. sent me an email informing me of a new government proposal that could severely affect detectorists. As you probably know, Florida's navigable waterway's are
Thursday, July 21, 2011
7/21/11 Report - Storing Finds, St. Lucie Club, Conditions Downgrade
Lazy Sea This Morning Just After Low Tide.I was looking at some finds the other day and was reminded once again how what you do after the find is important.I was looking at one small charm that was hard to tell how old it was. One little mark on the back caught my attention. It was too small to read, so I got it in good light and pulled out my jewelers loop. Only then could I see 925 stamped on
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