A lot of Treasure Has Been and still is being Found on this Florida Beach - Here's why

[@clintxxxracerx9435]

Thank YOU Mr. T! Clint C. & Kuda Gene

[@legacyXplore]

Terry you have really done an incredible job of documenting the treasure coast story over the last few videos. It’s just content that us treasure hunters and people interested in history can’t get much of. Thanks as always. I know it isn’t easy.

[@TerryCartertreasurehunter]

Hey thanks Thrill of the Treasure, I need to give you a call, work has had me so swamped that I haven’t had any time.

[@nightrunner1456]

I like to see a pirate with 2-wooden legs!

[@treasuretom13]

Good guide! I would very much like to visit the museum..love these artifacts!!

[@aaronandrews3059]

I used to live in Port St Lucie and Fort Pierce. I would go hunting every chance I got. Never found anything more than some sand dollars.

[@markanderson1936]

SUSAN BASSI YT

[@TerryCartertreasurehunter]

Hey Aaron Andrews, I’m no expert but from what I hear you need to go out right after a storm and know what to look for so that he spend time in the areas that have a better chance of producing. Thanks for watching and commenting and good luck to you in the future and don’t give up.

[@markharris5139]

Go after a storm. The storm will stir up the ocean and wash the treasure ashore. Good luck.

[@johnculpepper5336]

@@TerryCartertreasurehunter Minor beach erosion doesn't amount to much, Vero Beach has been replenished with tons of sand 8 out of the last 10 years. Their is always at least 10-12 feet of replenished sand on the beach at all times.

[@waxcold3]

Tampa boy here, love this stuff!

[@TerryCartertreasurehunter]

Hey joey shayne, you have a great treasure hunting playground in your state. Good luck and happy hunting.

[@yorboyroyboy9829]

Wow..another great vid...Thanx..Keep em coming

[@BearWa11ace]

Hey Terry , Thanks for take'n us on all your adventures... really enjoy it... thanks again!

[@u-tubeauditor321]

thanks Terry

[@TerryCartertreasurehunter]

Thank u-tube auditor, for watching and commenting on as many of my videos that you do, I really appreciate. Again thanks.

[@billyedwards6101]

Wow another cool show ..Luv it.😀

[@TerryCartertreasurehunter]

Hey Billy Edwards thanks and thanks for watching and commenting on all the videos that you do. I really appreciate it.

[@clintxxx2875]

Another EXCELLENT Video Mr. T! I THANK YOU SIR!

[@nightrunner1456]

Great documentary thanks' Peter Tobia.

[@solobushman]

Thank you for the information. Will have to go to the museum there when I visit my brother in Florida. Take care.

[@billyedwards6101]

That was neat.

[@kevinhubbard8039]

wow real cool vid really enjoyed this

[@timwilson2782]

That was cool thanks

[@TerryCartertreasurehunter]

Hey Tim Wilson, thanks for watching and commenting

[@treasurehuntingscotlandmud9340]

Great video

[@pirateofmiamibeach]

Great video! I hope to get to that area one day to give it a shot 😁

[@mikemaguire5507]

Yep the two piece toothpick and gold cross beside it were mine . State got those in division.

[@TerryCartertreasurehunter]

Hey mikemaguire, would you be willing to tell your story??? [e-mail]

[@melissamiller5069]

tons of wrecks off ga coast but state prohibits any recovery. called the graveyard on marine charts

[@TalmageL-pn2pv]

Georgia is not citizen friendly,, I don't even go to Georgia for anything,, if I can get it somewhere else.. lol ,,

[@outlawjjsmith]

One Question, where were the ships at when they were loaded with gold before starting down the coast of Florida? I live in the Mt. Dora area

[@TerryCartertreasurehunter]

Hey Outlaw jjSmith, I agree with what Salvador said, but also he’s a lot smarter than me when it comes to this stuff. Thanks for answering Salvador and thanks for watching and commenting jjSmith.

[@outlawjjsmith]

@@TerryCartertreasurehunter I think you miss understood me, I was asking where the ships were loaded with gold and silver before they got caught in the storm that sunk them here in Florida???

[@pioneeringpeppers]

​@@outlawjjsmithHavana Cuba

[@jenottens6317]

If someone found a gold bracelet or some coins on the beach, would they get to keep it or would there be a big fight over it? Love all of your videos Terry! You keep the dreams alive!

[@TerryCartertreasurehunter]

Hey Jen Ottens my understanding is they would get to keep it as long as it wasn’t in the water. I’m back home for a little while now, we will have to get together soon.

[@philip6419]

Anything found between Low-mean and High-mean Tide is exempt from confiscation by the State.

[@MetalDetectingDonna]

I just found your channel. New sub here.

[@thomasackerman3995]

First..and thanks Terry! Hey while you were there what is that area rules on beach combing/detecting?

[@TerryCartertreasurehunter]

Thank you thomas ackerman

[@TerryCartertreasurehunter]

You can hunt on the beach, what you find is yours. You just can't hunt into the water, that is owned by the treasure salvers who have the permits to those waters.

[@mikemaguire5507]

I have a gold artifact in that museum .

[@ryanlong8967]

Amazing how far removed from technology we were just 300 hundred years ago.

[@davidmurphy5405]

Yer the bomb

[@TerryCartertreasurehunter]

Hey David Murphy, it’s not me it’s all the people who agree to share with us, but your the bomb for watching and commenting. I really appreciate it, thanks.

[@carolynwilkins1954]

Do you run the musem there sir? Is it open yet?

[@TerryCartertreasurehunter]

Sorry Carolyn, I don’t have anything to do with the museum I just visited it. So I don’t know if they are open or not

[@franklombardo7130]

does the ocean floor change on the east coast of florida?

[@its80s50]

all the time

[@DrewVerdin]

And all those coins in that box are why you don't tell the state anything

[@TalmageL-pn2pv]

Sorry, if I find anything, I'm not telling anyone, I'm just quietly going about my business..😏

[@JimmyGodwin-cg6bc]

Maybe I outta move there and just take his job. I know the the whole story even when sleeping apparently better than this fella does. It was 11 Spanish and 1 French ship named the Griffon who was accompanying the Spanish Fleet so as to gain at least some protection from, guess what? PIRATES. WELL, the Admiral in charge of the Treasure Fleet must have really been something because a week or so before the Fleet came to grief the had put in to Havana,Cuba. As an ex Ship Captain my self I can tell you it would have gotten my attention to see the Port Captain frantically telling them all that a Hurricane was imminent. Yes, they had barometers in those days. They set sail regardless.

[@johnlester9598]

You have to be lucky to find some, maybe after a storm, probably some left, but if you find it in the water Tallahassee will take it from you they passed a law

[@robertbachelor6993]

Any i find will never be in the water.because finders keepers desantis weepers.

[@markthomas3730]

don't tell a soul you found it !

[@billysgarden-u9s]

those tools tell it all. no way in hell those tools made the old world Tartarian buildings everywhere all over the world.

[@lchaput7721]

Pure rubbish!