Search This Blog

Tuesday, December 16, 2025

12/16/25 Report - Treasure Coins Have Been Found This Morning. Some Beaches Producing. One 1715 Fleet Find.

 Written by the TreasureGuide for the exclusive use of the Treasure Beaches Report.


First Coin Dug This Morning


I went out this morning to do a little metal detecting even though I had an appointment and only had about an hour to spend on the beaches. I stopped at the first beach and it looked promising, so I went back to the car and got my metal detector.  The first coin I dug was the one shown above.  It didn't take long, which was good, since I didn't have very much time to spend.

Here is what I saw this morning.


South of Fort Pierce Jetty

There was good erosion to the south and the area up by the jetty looks like the Grand Canyon. Quite a drop-off.


John Brooks Beach Tuesday Morning.

John Brooks beach this morning had the cut you see above.  It was one to two feet, at the highest and intermittent.   Nice slope and nice flat front.


John Brooks Beach Tuesday Morning.

As is normally the case, Frederick Douglass looked similar to John Brooks.


Frederick Douglass Beach Tuesday Morning.


The area to the north of Frederick Douglass and South of John Brooks looked like it had the biggest cuts.


Frederick Douglass Beach Tuesday Morning.


There were some light seaweed accumulation in spots too, but not much.

The high tides are not really big, but nice - around +2.6 feet.


---

Surf Chart for the Fort Pierce South Jetty Area from Surfguru..com.


The surf will be getting smaller, but it looks like there might be another bump in the future.

The wind is now easterly while the surf is ENE.

Good hunting,
Treasureguide@comcast.net