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metal detector
Category: Sports and Recreation > Hobbies and Crafts Asked by: metaldetector-ga List Price: $5.00 |
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15 Jan 2004 11:41 PST
Expires: 14 Feb 2004 11:41 PST Question ID: 296828 |
what metal detector is the best for finding coins? |
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Re: metal detector
Answered By: rainbow-ga on 15 Jan 2004 18:13 PST |
Hi metaldetector, Since detectors are a personal choice and depends on your location, budget and what you're interested in finding (you mentioned coins), I have listed three of the best detectors for finding coins for you to choose from. This selection is based on reviews and personal opinions by other detectorists. -Bounty Hunter Metal Detectors- "It's time you hit pay dirt. When you're ready to step up to the world's finest metal detectors, your ready for Bounty Hunter. And get set to dig deep. Not into your pocket, but into the ground. That's because genuine Bounty Hunter metal detectors can eke out virtually any metal object from any terrain - yet even with all their features, they are surprisingly affordable. Bounty Hunter metal detectors are made by First Texas Products, with over 30 years of experience, and a list of features and patents that keeps the competition playing catch-up. Features like Precise LCD readout of target and depth. four-level iron discrimination. selectable rejection of low-value targets... " Smart Trac" auto ground balancing... All combined in lightweight, rugged, ergonomic housings. All backed by a solid five year warranty. So whether you're coin-shooting or gold-prospecting, searching for jewelry or just a buried water valve, there simply is no better choice for today's treasure hunter... than the Bounty Hunter." Source:Kellyco Detectors http://www.kellycodetectors.com/bountyhunter/bhunter.htm ------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------- Bounty HunterQuick Draw II Metal Detector Price: $199.99 Amazon http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00005A3L2/categoricalgeome/ref%3Dnosim/002-3298829-1434416 Reviews- Kitchen Online Store http://www.kitchen-online-store.com/node/products/metal-detectors/1120417.html ------------------------------------------------------------- Bounty HunterLand Star Metal Detector Price: $349.99 Amazon http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00005A3L4/categoricalgeome/ref%3Dnosim/002-3298829-1434416 Reviews- Kitchen Online Store http://www.kitchen-online-store.com/node/products/metal-detectors/1120417.html ------------------------------------------------------------- Bounty HunterLand Ranger Metal Detector Price: $449.99 Amazon http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00005A3L5/categoricalgeome/ref%3Dnosim/002-3298829-1434416 Reviews- Kitchen Online Store http://www.kitchen-online-store.com/node/products/metal-detectors/1120417.html ------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------- If you can afford to pay more than what I listed, White's Metal Detectors are supposedly top of the range. Metal Detectors Equipment http://www.metaldetectorsequipment.com/index.html Some interesting articles: Treasurefish: The Best Metal Detector http://www.treasurefish.com/thebest.htm Tresure Hunters: How to Select the Right Detector http://www.th-ers.com/select.shtml TreasureNet: Coin Hunting... It's Really Quite Simple! http://www.treasurenet.com/westeast/data/feature/robots/200401.htm Chuckwagon Charlie: Metal Detecting and Gold Prospecting Information http://home.att.net/~chuckwagon-charlie/bestdetector.htm#best Search criteria: best "metal detectors" reviews best "metal detectors" "finding coins" "best metal detectors" finding coins I hope the information provided is helpful. If you have any questions regarding my answer please don't hesitate to ask before rating it. Best wishes, rainbow-ga |
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Re: metal detector
From: buckram-ga on 16 Jan 2004 03:56 PST |
I've been in the metal detecting hobby & industry for nearly 35 years. Based on that experience, I would strongly encourage you first to visit a local dealer if possible. If there's a treasure hunting club in your area, get acquainted with them, too. Otherwise, check out the forums at treasurenet.com and findmall.com and see what brands/models others prefer for coinshooting. There's also a wealth of information in Western & Eastern Treasures magazine. In addition to rainbow's recommendation, remember that all of the major manufacturers-- Fisher, Garrett, Tesoro, White's-- offer affordable, no-frills, entry-level units with very good performance. Best of luck, Buckram |
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