Multi Mode All Metal Discrimination and Notch Filter
Auto Ground Balance
Water Proof Coil
Product Description This Gold Century Model GC1020 Metal Detector is a upper mid range Metal detector with LED display. The large screen will display the type of object found with a high degree of accuracy. Very accurately distinguish a Penney nickel or quarter. It can be used in All metal mode Set to discriminate and will give you a different two different tones for Ferrous an non Ferrous metals or set it for notch filter and set it will display the target type found as coin (Quarte... More >>Falcon Metal Detector LCD Display See befor you dig Auto ground bal. Water proof coil Gold Century Md GC1020.
The 4-Inch Bounty Hunter Coil System can be applied in two ways to increase the versatility of your metal detecting efforts.I. Coinshooting and II. Gold Prospecting.
The 4-Inch coil was designed to be submersed in water without leakage problems.
When hunting for smaller objects such as gold nuggets or small pieces of jewelry, the 4-inch is more responsive than the standard coil that came with your Bounty Hunter detector.
Bounty Hunter 4-Inch Coil System is easy to assemble and requires no special tools.
Smaller nuggets can be detected at greater depths with the 4-Inch coil than larger coils.
Product Description Ideal for coin-shooting in trashy areasPerfect for gold-prospectingGreat for use in small, tight areasIs Waterproof and can be used under waterCan be used with all Bounty Hunter modelsWhile a standard coil is great for finding large objects that are deeply buried, the 4-inch coil has a narrower field of detection - enabling your detector to seperate objects more efficiently. The 4-inch coil's shallower detection area makes it ideal for prospecting in difficult, high... More >>Optional 4" "Gold Nugget Coil" by Bounty Hunter
Metal-detector rookie set for £460,000
A first-time metal-detecting enthusiast who discovered a hoard of Iron Age gold in a field could be in for a £460,000 windfall, officials confirmed today.
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Man who discovered Iron Age torcs with metal detector set for £460,000 windfall
Amateur metal-detecting enthusiast, David Booth, who discovered a collection of Iron Age gold in a field near Stirling has could be in line for a £460,000 payment.
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Like all things in life, the phrase "you get what you pay for" is true with Gold Metal Detectors. In my opinion to the more you pay the better it is.
When buying a Gold Metal detector you will find they can be very expensive and a Good choice would be to try and source a second hand unit. I've found the best places to try are Amazon, Ebay and Craigslist. However look in your local newspaper's classified section and notice boards that have been put up in community centres, supermarkets and local newsagents all these are good places to try. Even at second hand the detector will be quite expensive and you should know what you're buying and its condition before you part with any money.
Once you've got your metal detector find out how to look after it. Follow the instructions carefully to get the best out of it. You could join a metal detecting club for like-minded people. They usually organise events and are more than willing to help novices get the best out of their detectors.
One of the best places to start your search for hidden riches is Your back garden that's right I'll say it again "your own back garden" think about it you might not find much but you'll get used to your detector find out what the best method is for you. I say you might find much however you never know. When my father bought a farmhouse I went over the garden with the detector and found a toy car from the 1920's value about $30.00 ok won't be able to retire on it but hey thirty bucks is thirty bucks. Other good places to try, the beach, ploughed fields, market venues and especially travelling fairs, once they've left can be a gold mine. (No pun intended) People seem to have far too much money and seem to scatter it about, but hey they're loss it our gain. Make sure you ask for permission before you go onto someone's land and start digging it up, as it does tend to upset the landowner. You could offer to split any finds you make with them to get them on your side.
Make sure you stay on the right side of the law with your gold metal detector never ever ever go to archaeological sites it is illegal and you are found out and you will be you'll be prosecuted make no bones about it, don't do it. Declare all finds of gold to stay within the law and to help with identification of coins and medals go to museums and speak to one of the staff. I have known museums to buy certain valuable items and this way everybody gets to enjoy your find.
Your out with your detector and you happen to come accross captain Kidds lost treasure. Once you've dug it up and you've finished excavating fill the hole back in and make sure everthing is as you found it. Just show some respect, its pretty easy common sense.
Want to find out more about gold Metal detecors, then visit Adrian Jones's site on how to choose the best gold metal detector for your needs.
www.detection.com This is part III of garrett gold scorpion stinger's instructional video. This detector is mainly used for gold nugget prospecting. It can also be used for coins and jewlery.
www.detection.com this is part I of garrett Gold Scorpion Stinger Metal Detector. This detector is mainly for gold nugget prospecting and can be used for coins and jewlery as well.
