Florida treasure hunters find 300-year-old coins
Florida treasure hunters find 300-year-old coins
Two Florida residents made an amazing discovery on the state’s Treasure Coast. The men were metal detecting on a public beach when they discovered 22 Spanish coins believed to be from a shipwreck more than 300 years old. The silver is estimated to be worth about $6,000 in all and, because they were found on land and not in the ocean, they won’t require a permit to keep their prize.
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Everything I find would be "On the beach"…and not in the water.
Turn the Blonde off.
The curse of oak island will be in touch with those guys. Plus that treasure is cursed anyways
Wanna see the old stuff.
I’m digging 1500s Spanish silver in NE Florida.
https://youtu.be/IGKtuYjIsDs
The Spanish (Europeans) arrived 500 years ago to the Americas. 300 is actually not that old.
Greedy government want the whole pie
*Packs your bags kids we’re going to the beach tomorrow.*
I’d love to do this in my spare time but I live in Ohio and work 60 hours a week lol
if I find a sunken treasure in the ocean i’m just going to haul it to my backyard, dig a big hole and put it in there and say i found it there
This is a big hobby for old folks in Florida.
I have watched them walking up and down the beach searching every time I’m there.
Got any spare change man?
Her: they’re only worth 6000 dollars
Me: honey! Get in the car we going to Florida!
" I am the Senate"
That’s why I keep my mouth shut when I find good things!…..I’ve been down that road before!
A non-controversial Florida Man story? Nice
if i found a old spanish coin can i keep it??
Why don’t the native people of the Americas sue Spain for all the stolen silver and gold that was wrongly taken and melted in to coins.
Lol that’s cool 🙂
Ca-Ching Ca-Ching
Where you been, I’ve been diggin 1500s Phillip II Mexico city shield design Spanish silver cobs here in St Augustine Florida. Up to 35 now
See my videos 😁
Quick! To the beach!