You can say I am a pretty happy camper. Got my 1021 CZ3d back from a tune up yesterday. I couldn't wait to give it a try. Went to an old site near the river today. I had forgotten how much fun the CZ is to use. I waded through a lot of iron and finally got that sweet, repeatable signal I have come to love. It rang clear from four sides. It wasn't a super strong signal but did sound good. I dug a huge plug with the shovel and was amazed the signal was still in the hole. I dug again and this time I could tell the signal had left the hole. The CZ was screaming at me and I couldn't see a thing that would produce such a great tone. I finally got down on my hands and knees and started moving dirt. The sun caught a tiny gem in the dirt. I have always dreamed about finding a half dime or a capped coin. I got a two for one deal today with an 1834. I also got two back marked flat buttons from the site.
A friend called and wanted me to meet him at a house site that we have hit pretty hard. He remarked that he would be happy if either one of us found a coin. My first good signal was an 1864 Indian. I got the half dollar as we were leaving. It was about seven inches deep and standing right on its edge. My first hunt with my newly calibrated CZ got an 1834, 1864, and a 1944. It was a great day for me.
Don
A friend called and wanted me to meet him at a house site that we have hit pretty hard. He remarked that he would be happy if either one of us found a coin. My first good signal was an 1864 Indian. I got the half dollar as we were leaving. It was about seven inches deep and standing right on its edge. My first hunt with my newly calibrated CZ got an 1834, 1864, and a 1944. It was a great day for me.
Don