Here's what I found MDing so far (Since June 28th, 2009) PICS INCLUDED

Hey everyone. I got a MD for my B day on June 28th, 2009. It's a bounty hunter tracker IV, but it's AWESOME. Here's the pics of what I found.

My cash grand total is..... 3,851 Yen, or about $38.51. Not bad for a person that only MDed for about less than 4 hours! 95% of my finds was from the sand at the beach. Thank god there is 500 yen coins in Japan. In the states, the hightest denomination you usually find is a quarter. Am I right?

In the 2nd to the last pic, I found all those coins in the sand at the beach. They're in pretty good condition, considering their age. I'm convinced that there is a cache out there in the sand, because I found most of them in about a 20 foot radius. Now that would be a banner find!

The 50 yen coin that I found was also found in the sand at the beach. It was in pretty bad shape. It had a groove in the 5, and it has a lot of green stuff on it.

In my 2nd picture, at the very bottom, I found those two plastic coins in the sand at the beach. It wasn't because of my MD, but because I just saw them lying on the sand.

The only coin that I didn't find at the beach in the sand is one of the 500 yen coins and one of the 100 yen coins. But it was in the grass, right next to the beach! Also, I found a 100 yen coin just lying on the sand about a week ago.

Well, I hope you guys enjoyed reading my post! HH everyone!

Where in Japan are you? I'm stationed at the Yokosuka Naval Base. I've been thinking about either bringing my detector here from the states or just buying a new one...your post just inspired me a little. I've never seen some of those old ones, did you find those on the beach as well?

I go to school at Zama, but I live really far off base. I live really close to Enoshima, if you know where that is. I might move closer to base though.
I found those old ones on the beach. It was quite a find!

Do very many people in Japan metal detect?  And...  Are both of you form Japan?

HH
Jeff

Do very many people in Japan metal detect?  And...  Are both of you form Japan?

HH
Jeff

I think that very few people in Japan MD. Type in Metal Detecting in Japan, in the youtube search bar, and acouple vids will come up abou MD in Japan. I was born in Japan, and moved to Hawaii for 9 years, before moving back here. I think that cillosis is just a sailor stationed in Japan. Am I right?

Looks like you are doing alright with your detector. Not bad for a 3 months time span. Will be looking for more of your posts......Matt

[John 3:16]

I like those square holed coins.  Looks like you're doing well with the Bounty Hunter.  Can't wait to see what else you find.  I bet there are some nice relics in Japan, too.

HH,
R.I.

Do very many people in Japan metal detect?  And...  Are both of you form Japan?

HH
Jeff

I think that very few people in Japan MD. Type in Metal Detecting in Japan, in the youtube search bar, and acouple vids will come up abou MD in Japan. I was born in Japan, and moved to Hawaii for 9 years, before moving back here. I think that cillosis is just a sailor stationed in Japan. Am I right?

Yeah, I am a sailor on the USS George Washington. I've heard of Enoshima I think...but I know I've heard of Zama. Isn't there a base their that has campgrounds and cabins you can rent?

Do very many people in Japan metal detect?  And...  Are both of you form Japan?

HH
Jeff

I think that very few people in Japan MD. Type in Metal Detecting in Japan, in the youtube search bar, and acouple vids will come up abou MD in Japan. I was born in Japan, and moved to Hawaii for 9 years, before moving back here. I think that cillosis is just a sailor stationed in Japan. Am I right?

Yeah, I am a sailor on the USS George Washington. I've heard of Enoshima I think...but I know I've heard of Zama. Isn't there a base their that has campgrounds and cabins you can rent?

Yeah, I think your thinking of Camp Tama, which is pretty far from Zama. I'm not sure though.

Good job.
Thanks for sharing.

As soon as you learn your machine and sounds it won't be long till you dig up some of that 22k- 24k gold. 

Keep @ it and HH!!    

wtg cheese looks like your gettin the hang of things , that's a nice looking pile of coins you got started there , If you have any Play grounds where kids can play like swing sets you might want to try detecting there you'd be amazedwhat you'll find .Keep up the good finds .

Happy Hunting Tank

You're doing well!

Interesting....did they ever have silver or gold coins?

Very cool. I would like to dig in that sushi some day

Do very many people in Japan metal detect?  And...  Are both of you form Japan?

HH
Jeff

I think that very few people in Japan MD. Type in Metal Detecting in Japan, in the youtube search bar, and acouple vids will come up abou MD in Japan. I was born in Japan, and moved to Hawaii for 9 years, before moving back here. I think that cillosis is just a sailor stationed in Japan. Am I right?

Yeah, I am a sailor on the USS George Washington. I've heard of Enoshima I think...but I know I've heard of Zama. Isn't there a base their that has campgrounds and cabins you can rent?

Yeah, I think your thinking of Camp Tama, which is pretty far from Zama. I'm not sure though.

Yeah, I think you are right. Oh well!

Your off to a great start and it will only get better..

Looks like your doing ok.
 Those square holed coins are neat. I've found several at a couple different 1700-1800's house sites in the US.