C-scope CS440XD, CS770XD, CS1MX User Manual

Discover the thrill

of metal detecting

with the C.Scope

CS440XD, CS1MX,

CS770XD

his is treasure island United Kingdom,

100,000 square miles of ground where

millions of people have lived their daily lives

over thousands of years and the last 4000 of

those years they have been making things

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- in massive quantities - where has it all gone? A little of

it is still in use, of course. There are plenty of metal ob-

jects around from the last few hundred years, but what

about before that? Some will have been melted down

to be used again, some is lost under the concrete of our cit-

ies and roads, some has already been found; but the vast

majority of those tons of metal coins and artefacts from

long ago remains in the ground, waiting to be discovered

by today’s treasure hunters.

Every ancient road over every mountain, every footpath

through every forest, every eld and pasture where people

once lived contains the treasures of long ago. People lose

things, sometimes quite valuable things and one man’s loss is

another man’s gain in the world of treasure hunting. People

throw things away - it’s rubbish to them, but treasure to the

nder a thousand years later. Houses and entire villages once

stood in places where now there are open elds. There would

have been markets, money changing hands, and of course the

losses which, unfortunately, can happen at any time. Battles have

raged in countryside which is now tranquil and safe, arrows and

spears, buttons, badges, buckles and money lie in the ground

where they fell all those years ago. Cut-throats and thieves were

about, your valuables were always at risk. The safest thing to do

was bury your money and some of it, for whatever reason, is still

right there where it was hidden hundreds of years ago.

This is what our hobby is all about - If you like to get out into

the countryside, if it’s a thrill for you to discover the past, you

are going to be hooked on treasure hunting. These serious

C.SCOPE metal detectors make the hobby easy to follow for

everyone. C.SCOPE metal detectors have no learning curve.

We have designed these professional quality detectors so that

anyone can set o on the treasure trail in as much time as it

takes to t the batteries.

of metal - money, jewellery, tools, weapons,

the thrill of

treasure hunting

This Edward III Gold Double Florin was found by a detectorist in the south
of England. Issued in 1343, it was estimated to fetch around £150,000.
It is only the third example to be found (the other two are in the British
Museum), so it is also the only one in private hands. The coin was

auctioned by Spinks and achieved a record breaking price of £460,000 !!

This is a part of the Reigate Hoard found by Roger Mintey. It consisted of
several thousand coins - arguably the best metal detector coin nd ever.

Cli Bradshaw found this Bronze Age

Gold Cup in a eld near Sandwich

using his C.Scope metal detector.

It was a tremendously important nd

which sold for £170K - shared with

the landowner.

The treasures are waiting to be found and all you need to

get started is a C.SCOPE METAL DETECTOR.

Reconstruction photo of Ringlemere Gold Cup courtesy
of British Museum. The original nd was badly damaged,
possibly by a plough.