sunday in the water

[lazyaussie]

Had a big day out in the water on sunday I'd decided to hunt till i hit gold but that was not to be  , the bay was as flat as a mill pond which made hunting easy & the targets came out at a regular rate  , the highlites were a 1917 florin, a 1921 threepence, a few Penny's ranging from 1890s to the 1950s, two 925 silver rings & my first bit of found 800 silver - a saint medalion (I'm unsure which one), some interesting sea glass & a sea marble.
the coin count was good at $20 something, maybe I'll get some gold outta the sea next time out  .
lazyaussie     

[lazyaussie]

more pic's

[werewolf]

Good to see you back in the water Lazy - I like seeing what ya get from the deep!

Watch out for those sharks

[bigpud]

Hi Lazy realllly interesting finds, not an expert but I wonder if that marble is from an old soda bottle made in the late 1800s?

[lazyaussie]

werewolf sharks are always in the back of my mind when hunting shoulder deep in the sea/water 
bigpud nah it's just a normal leaf marble from the 70s-80s

[Coin Ranger]

'Shoulder deep'   ... and I thought I was keen !!

CR

[Elroy]

Lazyaussie, That  saint medallion looks like King Neptune Be careful not to upset the the King of the Sea's...good work

[lazyaussie]

hay CR i'd get farther out if i could but i cant breath water yet  maybe if i spend egnough time out there i'll grow gills  .
Elroy the King of the sea & i are on good terms at the moment so no problems there  .
lazyaussie

[hungry]

Geez, your keen mate, i'd need the QE2 to go in that deep,

[downunder]

Hi lazyaussie nice lot of finds you got.Hope you get the gold next time.  

[Red]

Great mixed lot of finds lazyaussie! 

Interesting looking glass stopper. Perfume bottle ?
A Melbourne based sea glass site you might like to check out. http://www.mermaidseaglass.info/ and another interesting US site http://www.bytheseajewelry.com/theglass/valueing.php 

Cheers

[NewSouthCroweater]

Gday Lazy,

A good out mate...nicely done.
You have a much higher chance of getting hurt in a road accident on the way to the beach than a shark biting you mate.
More people die each year from bee stings than shark attacks.
...and that bit of rubbish, or wisdom ( whichever you prefer) is from an old now retired spearfisherman.
Happy detecting.

Croweater