Shelling for prehistoric Seashells and lots of cool shells at this cool hidden gem Holden Beach

[@ginnamagda5810]

Spiny jewel box. Sometimes the spines get quite long.great shark tooth and funny pirate joke. lol 😆

[@inletboy]

Thanks..was going to sand it little so they are not sharp and make a necklace out of it. Thanks

[@anitawarner5099]

Neat finds! Thanks for sharing...😊

[@inletboy]

Thanks and thanks for watching:)

[@SandyFielding-cl4dc]

🙋Hello from south Ga. I love Ur adventures. The white spinny shell you found is an oyster and it's called a spinny jewel box. They are light pink on the inside. Some are not so pink. Stay safe and great finds. God bless🥰

[@inletboy]

Thanks.. Going to bleach them and make a necklace out of them. I think they are found often down south but I barely find them here.

[@kathyjund7212]

Glad you enjoy spiny jewelboxes i love them too the ones in swfla are awesome beautiful purple inside.. so many sea buscuits.. cant wait to see your projects!

[@inletboy]

Thanks alot. Someday will go there to do a video. Have been there before but did not do video. Might be on my list next year.

[@GRNEYZ87]

Nice..... thanks for sharing.

[@inletboy]

Thanks for watching

[@freedomwanderer91]

Great stuff man. Nice sharks tooth.

[@inletboy]

Appreciate it! Thanks

[@KarensKaraoke1]

That's a bigger tooth than i ever found... Nice finds

[@inletboy]

Never know what you find on the beach :)

[@user-kf7sp2qy4b]

That rock you found looks like some kind of quartz. Not sure. I love your channel. I love the ocean but got stuck in landlocked Montana. I cant imagine being anywhere where you walk on shells every step you take. Ive been to California's coast but NOTHING like that! Too close to Japan I think.🤔 Thanks for taking me shelling with you! SO JEALOUS! 😊

[@inletboy]

Thanks for watching all the way from the Treasure State and the land of rugged natural beauty. I am glad you liked the video. Thanks for your comment.

[@inletboy]

I am showing that rock to a friend this week. He knows his rocks. I thought it was some kind of quartz too.

[@user-kf7sp2qy4b]

@inletboy Can't wait to find out! It's beauriful!

[@inletboy]

Thanks

[@thishandleisntavailableplease]

Great video!

[@inletboy]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@user-vf2nr2yq6z]

If you want to make a necklace out of the fossils, you need a rotary-tool and Diamond drillbits, water and time! Check your markets for the tool needed.

[@inletboy]

I have all of those tools. I used to cut glass and drill holes in them. Two days ago found what was missing in my storage for 4 years lol. Had to empty that unit finally. State bought the units to extend the highway. Glad they did because now I know what I had this whole time. Lol

[@chrisbgifford7387]

I'm guessing you are on barrier islands in North Carolina? I traveled there 11 years ago and had no luck at all collecting shells. Looks like I should try again.

[@inletboy]

Holden Beach North Carolina. You should try it.

[@michelleperry3685]

I’m going to Holden Beach this week!! 😊 which side of the pier are you on? I just found your channel and I’m enjoying it.

[@inletboy]

I am on the north side of it. People are congregated on both side of the pier. Thanks

[@chrisbgifford7387]

The rock is white quartz.

[@inletboy]

Thanks

[@dianesherlock2734]

Do u ever sell some shells on line

[@inletboy]

No .. I don't.. I barely pick them up. The only time if a friend asked me or if any Local organizations need some for fundraising.

[@odell82716]

We like to call those fossil concretions "fossil soup".

[@inletboy]

😀

[@cindywhite9115]

They are jewel box

[@inletboy]

Thank you. Barely find them in SC.

[@odell82716]

Chalcedony

[@inletboy]

Have not seen them around here before... :)