Written by the TreasureGuide for the exclusive use of the Treasure Beaches Report.
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| Clip from Jensen Beach Web Cam Near Noon Monday. |
Few people are braving the mid-day sun to enjoy the newly replenished Treasure Coast beaches.
One way to metal detect comfortably in the heat is step out into the shallow water. Better yet, put on a snorkel and stick your head in. The surf is so nice and smooth that is easy to get out a little deeper with your submersible metal detector. If you normally walk around with your head out of the water, you'll enjoy the underwater sights. You might even see a small gold chain or something. You might even see a ten- or twenty-dollar bill on the bottom or floating by. I've experienced both and I've talked about one location off a popular big South Florida resort where the bills will often settle in a dip.
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From Sedwick...
The FUN Summary Show 2026, Olrando, Florida from July 9 to 11, 2026... will provide excellent opportunities to meet with collectors, dealers, researchers, and friends from the international numismatic community....
We (Sedwicks) look forward to seeing many of you in Madrid and at FUN this summer, and to sharing news, updates, and highlights from Sedwick & Associates. |
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No developoments on the Atlantic National Hurricane Center map.
No changes in beach conditions.
The low tides aren't that big now.
Good hunting, Treasureguide@commcast.net |
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