Shipwreck nails, spikes…need help figuring out how old and what they could be 🤷🏼‍♀️

[besharpe00]

Hi friends, I’m new to treasure hunting so while I’ve been in the Abacos, I’ve been putting my Beach Hunter ID to use! The past couple of days, I’ve come across a couple different types of nails or spikes, not sure what they are and I could use your help in trying to figure out how old they might be and what they even are. The smaller ones are about 5” long and the longest one (with the pointy end) is 19” long and about 1.5” wide. Any thoughts? I can upload more pics if needed.

 

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[Sandog]

Welcome to the forum. They look like what you think they are. I'm sure someone can give a more definite ID than that, LOL.

 

[besharpe00]

Welcome to the forum. They look like what you think they are. I'm sure someone can give a more definite ID than that, LOL.

Thanks for the welcome! And hopefully someone can point me in the right direction 😁

 

[Gulf Coast Pirate]

Greetings from the west coast of Florida!

 

[Digger RJ]

Hi friends, I’m new to treasure hunting so while I’ve been in the Abacos, I’ve been putting my Beach Hunter ID to use! The past couple of days, I’ve come across a couple different types of nails or spikes, not sure what they are and I could use your help in trying to figure out how old they might be and what they even are. The smaller ones are about 5” long and the longest one (with the pointy end) is 19” long and about 1.5” wide. Any thoughts? I can upload more pics if needed. View attachment 2081442

Nice!!! Congrats!!!

 

[ArfieBoy]

Interesting finds! Welcome to the forum from Oregon and congratulations on your finds.