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WINNER #1
My International favorite find is the Gold Pendant from the Viking Age, found by Martin N. from Denmark with his AT Pro.
Martin’s Story: “Hereby my best finds of all, it started with I went and searched on my best field, when I started to think, how cool it could be to find a viking gold ring! I had found more viking finds in the field before. Don’t know if the gods listened to my dream, but 10 metres longer I got a scale 45-50 target id. began to dig, and something goldish came out! My heart was pounding. a ring it was not, however, a gold pendant from the viking age!!! Over 1000 years old. My life’s find was accordingly done. Regards, Martin from Denmark!”
Martin N. WINS a Pro-Pointer AT!
Martin’s Story: “Hereby my best finds of all, it started with I went and searched on my best field, when I started to think, how cool it could be to find a viking gold ring! I had found more viking finds in the field before. Don’t know if the gods listened to my dream, but 10 metres longer I got a scale 45-50 target id. began to dig, and something goldish came out! My heart was pounding. a ring it was not, however, a gold pendant from the viking age!!! Over 1000 years old. My life’s find was accordingly done. Regards, Martin from Denmark!”
Martin N. WINS a Pro-Pointer AT!
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WINNER #2
My second international favorite find is the 1797 Cartwheel penny, found by Jason D. from the UK with his GTI 2500.
Jason’s story: “Iv’e been a serving British soldier since 1994, while walking around the old RAF Brampton site Where I live which is being redeveloped after being sold off. It is also a stones throw from The “SAMUEL PEPYS” House. I got speaking to some Archaeologists who where doing pre development history surveys, they kindly allowed me to bring my GTI 2500 down as they had found a number of Roman finds including 7 kilns. I found a few barely recognisable coins and clothing pins but also I found 2 coins one of which was a 1797 Cartwheel penny(12-13 inch deep and the best signal I ever had) in rather good condition after a short clean up at home. I also found a Henry VII AD 1495-1504 Silver Groat. I had barely been there 5 minutes before finding the coins, the archaeologists spent most of the time arguing over who was taking the next turn with my machine. I defy anyone say that’s not Great advertising for the Garrett Range ......Big smiles . Fabulous machine my GTI 2500 I love it.”
Jason D. WINS a Pro-Pointer AT!
Jason’s story: “Iv’e been a serving British soldier since 1994, while walking around the old RAF Brampton site Where I live which is being redeveloped after being sold off. It is also a stones throw from The “SAMUEL PEPYS” House. I got speaking to some Archaeologists who where doing pre development history surveys, they kindly allowed me to bring my GTI 2500 down as they had found a number of Roman finds including 7 kilns. I found a few barely recognisable coins and clothing pins but also I found 2 coins one of which was a 1797 Cartwheel penny(12-13 inch deep and the best signal I ever had) in rather good condition after a short clean up at home. I also found a Henry VII AD 1495-1504 Silver Groat. I had barely been there 5 minutes before finding the coins, the archaeologists spent most of the time arguing over who was taking the next turn with my machine. I defy anyone say that’s not Great advertising for the Garrett Range ......Big smiles . Fabulous machine my GTI 2500 I love it.”
Jason D. WINS a Pro-Pointer AT!
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WINNER #3
My third international favorite find is the Polish Gold Ring, found by Rafal B. from Poland, with his Ace 250. Rafal’s story: Found in tall grass walking with Ace 250.
Rafal B. WINS a Pro-Pointer AT!
Rafal B. WINS a Pro-Pointer AT!
