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Went to an old home site where they had torn down the house over the winter. Picked up the cz70 right where I left off with my old one. Found $1.12 in coins, including a 1900 IH, a 1924DBuffalo nickel, two 1910 wheaties, a smooth IH and $1.03 in clad. The lincoln pennies were so corroded they were getting eaten apart. If you don't get out as much as you like and can't afford the new whizbang detectors anyway, a cz is hard to beat. Easy to use, deep, and no constant tweaking to get the best performance out of them. Just a fun couple of hours with a fun to use detector. Good luck and HH. Bob.
Great hunt Bob....I owned a nice cz70 and it was a great detector. Very deep machine and extremely easy to set up and hunt with. I'm using a CZ5 now and wouldn't trade it for a new whizbang detector. I will never be without a cz to hunt with thats for sure....
one of the best detectors out there. Hope the good finds keep coming your way !
nice finds Bob. Have been detecting for 39yrs. Bought my first fisher a cz-3d four yrs. ago and have not looked back since. Like the depth, easy setup, and operation. CZs rule. Mike
went back with the 5 inch coil on. Got another quarter, nickel and dime(all clad), 19 zincs and a 1946 wheatie. Also what appears to be some kind of naval button with the eagle and anchor, a flower button and a broken suspender clasp. Also learned a valuable lesson. Don't drink a Diet Dr. Pepper while hunting. At least not if you are hunting in a town yard. .
