RedactedNarrative: V1 was backing out of a marina when the current caught the vessel and pushed it into a docked vessel in a slip. V1 scraped along the anchor hold on the front of V2
  
  V1 was pulling in to Fort Pierce City Marina to get Fuel.  The vessel got caught in the current and was pushed south into the front of a docked vessel. V1, while going in reverse, rubbed down the anchor platform of V2, breaking or bending 4 metal railing supports on V1 and also putting a large scrape on the side, possibly caused by the anchor. He estimated the damage to be approximately $2,000. I observed other scraps on the the vessel and the operator stated those were not from this accident and were old. I looked at these and noticed they did not have fresh fiberglass on it and did appear old.   
  
  V2 had damage to the anchor platform. I observed scuff marks on the front, minor cracked fiberglass and possibly a bent rail but it was hard to compare sides of the vessel.  I spoke with the owner of the vessel and he stated that the railing was bent and was a welded solid piece. He stated that the bolts holding the rail are loose.  There is a 1/2 in crack in the fiberglass