list of treasure wrecks

The best contact person would be Dale Clifford; he has a museum which is a must see not far down the road from the Indian river inlet; near where Faithful Steward is/was.
He has many of the coins from the beach area and told me years back, lots of folks were finding the half pennies there... anyway, he has a killer museum
at the Seashell shop building in Delaware. Don't be mistaken by the touristy shell shop downstairs, ask to go up to the museum. Go get some..
 

I took two boxes of books to the Our World Underwater convention in Chicago in Feb. Sold out. Will have more printed soon.

where we can buy online ? what is the price
how many pages and other info please
 

Faithful Steward clip, 1785.pngFrom the Independent Ledger, Oct 3rd, 1785
Del, Md coin beaches.pngFrom the Milwaukee Sentinel, Dec 30th, 1936

Many clippings and stories are available about the coin beaches in the MD/ DE/ NJ area.
 

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No more kids, but the 5th bedroom is going to house my treasure library. A fireplace on one wall, a galleon model on the mantle and the three other walls lined with book shelves and filled with treasure books. I think I died and went to heaven...I've wanted a room like that for a long time. Anyone want to drop in for some research?? Rob
I'll be right over.
 

To, GALLEON HUNTER: have you considered selling your book online as an e-book, or possibly through amazon and android markets? Although they take a small cut of profit, by doing so eliminates the publishing process. Many people have stopped buying paper book due to the internet. Just something to consider.
 

To Galleonhunter!! How awsome is that!!! I've always wanted that exact setup too!! Eas even planning to put a desk so i can work and a table so i can look at maps!!! Sounds like a cool room!!
 

going to see @ see

NO BULL, I have 150 foot vessel with crane. looking for people who want to find wrecks not yet found have some ideas.
any one interested ?
 

Welcome to the forum, nearius. Tell us a little about yourself, your group. Where are you located? Experience? Anything you might want us to know.
 

What is your home port and what is your working range?
What is your daily operating cost?
Accomodations for how many?
 

Primary source of information please (Archive name, section, bundle numer)??
 

NEWN:

Robert Nesmith covered that story - and HMS Hussar - and many others - in his classic Dig for Pirate Treasure (1958).

I just saw the note that John Potter passed over the bar. He was Nesmith's co-author on Treasure Hunters, a fascinating work. Perhaps he knew what happened to the Foul Anchor Archives...

Good luck to all,

~ The Old Bookaroo
 

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