Florida Wrecks

[ddawgnd]

Does anybody have any info on undiscovered shipwrecks near florida? Any treasure in Florida for that matter?

 

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[Chagy]

Yes

 

[FISHEYE]

YES!

 

[G.I.B.]

No

 

[wreckdiver1715]

Ohhhhhhh yea!

 

[PhipsFolly]

No... there are no shipwrecks in Florida waters... try Texas...

 

[diverlynn]

of course!

Diverlynn

 

[Salvor6]

Or just scroll down and explore the extensive list of wrecks posted on this forum. Chagy posted a dozen wrecks worth BILLIONS that have not been found yet. You may have to go back a few pages but they are here.

 

[ivan salis]

LOL --more than a few highly valuible ones and thats just the ones I know about --much less all the other ones folks around here got tucked away in their minds

now not to be rude but I have to ask ---- prey tell why do you ask? --- oh thats right I'm just supposed to turn over years of research , and forget about all the time and effort I spent to find said "treasure" locations and just tell you the "magic" spot here go dig / dive and give it away for free to a total stranger just because he asked for it in exchange for nothing at all --- uh sorry think not --- LOL

now if your asking is there coins still in already known beaches to be found yes there is --- are there as of yet unfound and unrecovered wrecks out there yep you bet ---- now to know "exactly" where they are and what cargo they were hauling at the time -- well me bucko that bit of info will cost money to get -- cuz it can make a man very rich --- Ivan

 

[G.I.B.]

oh thats right I'm just supposed to turn over years of research , and forget about all the time and effort I spent to find said "treasure" locations and just tell you the "magic" spot here go dig / dive and give it away for free to a total stranger just because he asked for it in exchange for nothing at all

Ivan,

Thanks for the offer. Please tell me where the Dutch ship is off of Longboat Key, Florida's west coast. I keep finding scraps of worm eaten wood, but not the mother ship.

Also, you will notice I've quoted you exactly (okay, just the part that suits me) but it's a quote nonetheless!

Send me the information via PM so nobody else knows about it.

Thanks.

 

[ivan salis]

the 1711 (at 30 degrees 20 min) and 1815 amelia island wreck site are known to me quite well .