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  1. #1
    jp
    Jun 2009
    Japan
    Bounty Hunter Tracker IV, Garret Ace 250
    657
    Honorable Mentions (1)

    Metal detecting in Japan- Did pretty good today

    Went to the beach to MD. First, I MDed in the sand, but I didn't find anything. Than, I MDed at a grassy play area. I found two 10 yen coins (About 20 cents). After that, it was getting dark, so I headed over to a wooden walkway. They were doing construction on the walkway, and all the planks were removed, so it hit me. "Gold mine!". People sit on those planks, and coins fall between the cracks. Needless to say, I found 262 yen, all in a tiny area. My total for today is 282 yen or about $2.82.

    HH.
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  2. #2
    us
    Nov 2005
    Norfolk, VA
    Whites Spectrum XLT/White's Prizm 5
    166

    Re: Metal detecting in Japan- Did pretty good today

    Was that in Zushi or over at the beach near you? Either way, congrats bud
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  3. #3
    us
    Please leave a ring after the beep!

    Sep 2004
    Aiken, SC
    Ace 250
    3,049
    Honorable Mentions (1)

    Re: Metal detecting in Japan- Did pretty good today

    That's alot of coins! Good job!

    HH,
    Moon
    Even the mightiest Oak in the forest is just a little nut that held it's ground!!

  4. #4
    us
    Jan 2009
    Illinois
    Radio Shack Discovery 3000
    919

    Re: Metal detecting in Japan- Did pretty good today

    Not bad. That is 2.82 more then you had when you got up this morning. Now aren't you glad you had a yen to go metal detecting.
    HH in 2010

  5. #5
    jp
    Jun 2009
    Japan
    Bounty Hunter Tracker IV, Garret Ace 250
    657
    Honorable Mentions (1)

    Re: Metal detecting in Japan- Did pretty good today

    Quote Originally Posted by cillosis
    Was that in Zushi or over at the beach near you? Either way, congrats bud
    I MD out in Enoshima. Not much competion, except for one other person.
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  6. #6
    us
    Dec 2008
    South Korea
    Cobra II/Minelab Sovereign
    1,219
    All Types Of Treasure Hunting

    Re: Metal detecting in Japan- Did pretty good today

    Good hunting. How cold over in Japan is it? Here in Korea it is still freezing.....went out Saturday, looking for hunting sites
    in the hills. Hiked 10+ kms, but nada. Did find several old deep trails going over the hills, but no coin site.
    Do you ever find any of the older, holed coins? I find my share of holed Japanese coins here, plus buckets full of the 1910 - 1945 era coins, when Korea was encroached upon by Japan.
    Wish I could get over there to show you how we hunt here in Korea. I am sure that there are some sites up in the hills/mts of Japan, similar to Korea, except the majority of coins would be Japanese.......here it is Korean, with a smattering of Japanese and Chinese holed coins.
    If you get over here, let me know. We'll plan a trip to the hills. Hikeinmts in Korea
    Can't find it if you're watching tv at home, your machine isn't on, and the head of your detector is pointed up!!

  7. #7
    jp
    Jun 2009
    Japan
    Bounty Hunter Tracker IV, Garret Ace 250
    657
    Honorable Mentions (1)

    Re: Metal detecting in Japan- Did pretty good today

    Quote Originally Posted by hikeinmts
    Good hunting. How cold over in Japan is it? Here in Korea it is still freezing.....went out Saturday, looking for hunting sites
    in the hills. Hiked 10+ kms, but nada. Did find several old deep trails going over the hills, but no coin site.
    Do you ever find any of the older, holed coins? I find my share of holed Japanese coins here, plus buckets full of the 1910 - 1945 era coins, when Korea was encroached upon by Japan.
    Wish I could get over there to show you how we hunt here in Korea. I am sure that there are some sites up in the hills/mts of Japan, similar to Korea, except the majority of coins would be Japanese.......here it is Korean, with a smattering of Japanese and Chinese holed coins.
    If you get over here, let me know. We'll plan a trip to the hills. Hikeinmts in Korea
    I would love to visit Korea some day. They have a lot of history over there.
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  8. #8

    Sep 2007
    Jacksonville N.C.
    Minelab Excalibur, Tesoro Silver Sabre
    129
    Banner Finds (1)
    Honorable Mentions (1)

    Re: Metal detecting in Japan- Did pretty good today

    Thanks for the post, it brought back some fine memoeries of MDing Okinawa's beaches. Man, I racked up some treasure there, the key was upgrading the detector!
    Bob
    http://www.okinawarelics.com
    Metal detecting in Japan- Did pretty good today-isamu-swords.jpg

  9. #9
    us
    Feb 2009
    Fort White, Florida
    DFX, Tesoro Lobo
    181

    Re: Metal detecting in Japan- Did pretty good today

    As a kid growing up I lived in Okinawa (Kadena) and Japan (Itazuke AFB and Brady AFB/Camp Hakata). We used to kick up stuff occasionally.. but back in the mid-late 50's, nobody had ever heard of metal detecting.. :-( Wish I could take the DFX and time travel back!

    ~Mike
    All your treasures are belong to us

 

 

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