Our customers have unearthed some incredible finds with a wide range of our metal detectors. These treasures include Civil War and Roman era relics, big spills, gold coins, buttons, rings, and many more. We love receiving these stories and hope to continue growing the Teknetics metal detecting community with more valuable finds! Check out the user submitted stories and YouTube videos below.
Everything shown is a T2 find. I won a top prize at a recent seeded Beach hunt in Belmar NJ this summer - an 1853 $ 2.50 US gold coin worth about $500 using the T2 as my competition machine!
Here is the 3 rare late 1800's dug Aiken Fire Brigade badges. Only 7 for our little town have ever been found all from the same location.
1853 1 dollar gold coin and rare SC button found with T2. And below Artillery button, US Plate, Civil War Confederate Infantry buttons, Revenue Cutter button and Pistol.
Assorted T2 finds by Clay Daley; buttons, relics and coins.
Buttons coins and other relics found with a T2 by Rocky Sommers.
T2 - I must admit it is a great detector.
I've used the Omega 8000 with 3 coils now for about ten weeks. I have spent most of my detecting time at one small park with 4 ball diamonds, near my home. I detect a few hours a week. I have just found my 850th coin at that small park, using the Omega! The park was built in the 1970's, and its loaded with coins and trash.
WOW! My hunting partner Clay mentioned we could hunt this pounded CS camp not far from where we were. He and Thomas went there last year and dug 3 or 4 69 cal. french triangle based bullets and a bleeder. There was also a small colonial spot on the property. I said I've never been in it so lets go I'd love to find one of those bullets.
I have had the new G2 for just over a month and I am really impressed with it's performance. I hunt Civil War relics here in SW Missouri and in the places that have been hunted hard in the past, the G2 really shines!! Countless bullets, buttons and a really neat counterfeit $5 gold coin have been found in these "Worked Out" fields.