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WINNER #1
My international favorite find for January 2019 is the Silver and Gold Glass Jar Cache, found by Oleksandr I. from Europe with his AT Pro.
Oleksandr's story: I dig with Garrett for 5 years. This winter (26 January 2019) I was lucky to find a glass jar. In the jar was: 24 silver 50 kopecks, one silver ruble, 7 gold wedding rings, and one gold chain. This dates to: 1920-1930s! Total weight silver: 234 grams (8.25 oz); Total weight gold: 35.5 grams (1.25 oz). I found them only thanks to Garrett AT Pro! Thank you for such a great metal detector. :)
Oleksandr I. WINS a Pro-Pointer AT Z-Lynk™ and Garrett® MS-3 Wireless Kit!
Oleksandr's story: I dig with Garrett for 5 years. This winter (26 January 2019) I was lucky to find a glass jar. In the jar was: 24 silver 50 kopecks, one silver ruble, 7 gold wedding rings, and one gold chain. This dates to: 1920-1930s! Total weight silver: 234 grams (8.25 oz); Total weight gold: 35.5 grams (1.25 oz). I found them only thanks to Garrett AT Pro! Thank you for such a great metal detector. :)
Oleksandr I. WINS a Pro-Pointer AT Z-Lynk™ and Garrett® MS-3 Wireless Kit!
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WINNER #2
My second international favorite find for January 2019 is the Byzantine Golden Cross, found by Novozhilov P. from Europe with his AT Pro.
Novozhilov's story: Hi, Garrett! I want to share with you a story of the rarest Byzantine Golden Cross! For me, this find is the most valuable one I found with a Garrett AT PRO. When I drove last fall to one interesting place, I did not even think that I would find something, but Garrett and my perseverance got this valuable find. This Byzantine cross is dated to the end of the 6th- beginning of the 7th century. I was shocked when I found such an old and rare thing. I thank you Garrett!
Novozhilov P. WINS a Pro-Pointer AT Z-Lynk™ and Garrett® MS-3 Wireless Kit!
Novozhilov's story: Hi, Garrett! I want to share with you a story of the rarest Byzantine Golden Cross! For me, this find is the most valuable one I found with a Garrett AT PRO. When I drove last fall to one interesting place, I did not even think that I would find something, but Garrett and my perseverance got this valuable find. This Byzantine cross is dated to the end of the 6th- beginning of the 7th century. I was shocked when I found such an old and rare thing. I thank you Garrett!
Novozhilov P. WINS a Pro-Pointer AT Z-Lynk™ and Garrett® MS-3 Wireless Kit!
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WINNER #3
My third international favorite find for January 2019 is the Golden Roman Aureus of Emperor Gaius Aurelius Valerius Diocletian, found by Max R. from Europe with his Ace 350.
Max's story: I express my gratitude to the company Garrett for the fact that for more than 50 years it has been developing new metal detectors, which give treasure hunters all over the world unforgettable emotions, making people happy.
Thousands of miles traveled by me with reliable Garrett Ace 350.
This story is about my first gold coin, which I searched for four years. A golden aureus of Emperor Gaius Aurelius Valerius Diocletian 284-305, minted in the city of Antioch. He was waiting for me one fine hot summer day, in the roots of an old, rotten stump. Barely audible deep signal, reminiscent of the sound of foil. Under the rays of the sun, breaking through the centuries-old treetops, the gold coin gleamed. My heart began to beat faster! Breathing increased. I felt euphoric! It was a real buzz!
The found coin was later sold to a collector. And with the money I bought my friends two new Garrett Ace 350's.
Respectfully, Max R. from Europe.
Max R. WINS a Pro-Pointer AT Z-Lynk™ and Garrett® MS-3 Wireless Kit!
Max's story: I express my gratitude to the company Garrett for the fact that for more than 50 years it has been developing new metal detectors, which give treasure hunters all over the world unforgettable emotions, making people happy.
Thousands of miles traveled by me with reliable Garrett Ace 350.
This story is about my first gold coin, which I searched for four years. A golden aureus of Emperor Gaius Aurelius Valerius Diocletian 284-305, minted in the city of Antioch. He was waiting for me one fine hot summer day, in the roots of an old, rotten stump. Barely audible deep signal, reminiscent of the sound of foil. Under the rays of the sun, breaking through the centuries-old treetops, the gold coin gleamed. My heart began to beat faster! Breathing increased. I felt euphoric! It was a real buzz!
The found coin was later sold to a collector. And with the money I bought my friends two new Garrett Ace 350's.
Respectfully, Max R. from Europe.
Max R. WINS a Pro-Pointer AT Z-Lynk™ and Garrett® MS-3 Wireless Kit!
