Saturday Sept 22 I was hunting street curbs in my hometown. These curbs have been producing a lot of silver with the CTX 3030. The first signal I got right after leaving the truck was a 1935 wash quarter. After a few wheats I got a dime signal. It turned out to be a 1951 rosie.
I knew the day was going to be good. A few minutes later a 12-44 at 5 inches. I figured on another rosie but out popped a mercury dime. I could see the 1916 on the front and a mint mark on the back but couldn't make it out. I've dug 2 1916 and 3 1916s this year so I wasn't to hopeful. I took the dime to the truck washed it and lo and behold there was the D. After 20 years of detecting I finally filled the last hole in the mercury collection. The hunt ended right there for the day. I can't be more pleased with the CTX 3030.
Ron – Ohio, USA
