CZ20, interesting finds.

[gleaner1]

All found with CZ20 on land.

The first pic is my very first coin found with my spanking new 20 back in Feb '94 after five minutes after turning the machine on during a freak thaw out in the woods in an old amusement park circa 1880-1895. The shiny indian came from an old cedar stump in the same grounds as well as the 1859 Canada cent.

 

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[gleaner1]

Would like to add a bunch more pics but not too good at it.

 

[gleaner1]

More perhaps.

 

[gleaner1]

I hope to post a few more

 

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More

 

[gleaner1]

Finale'

 

[gleaner1]

Save the bolivia coin to your local area and zoom in using windows picture viewer. Try it with others of you wish.

 

[gleaner1]

I did not find the Morgan, I bought it. All others found with my 20. Never found a silver dollar. My buddy found a Peace Dollar with a toy Radio Shack detector at the base of huge old tree along the Erie Canal in NY. Another buddy of mine picked one up near an old foundation by sight. I dug this medallion (shown next to Morgan) thinking it was an alum can, overload signal and all.

 

[gleaner1]

I can remember where I found most of these. I cant remember where I found some of these. I'm getting a bit old I guess.

 

[Sandman]

Impressive finds with the CZ-20. I only use my 20 in the water but also have the CZ-6a which is one of the land versions. You did good with the photos too.

 

[gleaner1]

Thanks Sandman this was tough to pull off I had to take all the picks and mask off my flash just right and then do batch resizing I canned half the picks to get what I wanted and then post 12 at a time it was brutal it took me about three hours to do I'm still learning the camera and software but I just wanted to show some of the cool stuff I found over the last fifteen years it seems weird I found all these cool Canadian pieces I live thirty miles south of the border pickins are slimmin down but they are still out there.