What's the going rate for a Classic II these days.

[thekevin]

I upgraded my daughter and I am going to list her Classic II but have no idea what to list it for.

 

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[Ogre1190]

Looks good. I'm guessing...in the neighborhood of $150-$175? And nice that u did that for ur Daughter. I just did the same...a new AT Pro.

 

[thekevin]

I love my AT Pro, she wanted something super light with a depth monitor so we went with a teknetics delta 4000.

 

[Loco-Digger]

Honestly I'd put it up for no more than $100 if you want it to sell now. I see the Classic II ID's going for $125-$150

 

[john845]

I had a classic 3 SL since 2000 and just bought a teknetics delta 4000 myself .Tell you the truth I think the whites is a better machine I'm not really impressed with the the delta I think I'm gonna sell it. It is a very light machine and has a lot of features but I like the beep and dig better. Anyway I hope your daughter likes it.

 

[Loco-Digger]

I had a classic 3 SL since 2000 and just bought a teknetics delta 4000 myself .Tell you the truth I think the whites is a better machine I'm not really impressed with the the delta I think I'm gonna sell it. It is a very light machine and has a lot of features but I like the beep and dig better. Anyway I hope your daughter likes it.

I had a classic ID II with an 850 coil. It was a decent detector, but I think both the F2 and F4 out performed it and both give a target ID number vs a target range. Your delta is newer than the F series and runs a higher freq. I think you'd be amazed at the increased depth by installing the stock 9" x 11" DD on your delta for relic hunting or a nel sharpshooter coil for better target separation when your coin shooting. I am a huge fan of DD coils over concentric coils.

 

[thekevin]

Honestly for my daughter to just follow me around digging either would have probably worked good, she just wanted something lighter. I hadn’t thought about getting a dd coil for the d4000. I have dd’s on my mxt all pro and at pro so why not on hers as well.

 

[Loco-Digger]

Honestly for my daughter to just follow me around digging either would have probably worked good, she just wanted something lighter. I hadn’t thought about getting a dd coil for the d4000. I have dd’s on my mxt all pro and at pro so why not on hers as well.

You can probably get a nel sharpshooter coil cheaper than a stock greek series DD.

 

[civil_war22]

I had the classic id after the original radio shack one 23 years ago and that Id was awesome at civil war bullets. I knew whenever it said 1 cent zinc I had me a .69 minie ball and if it said 5 cents I had a button. I’ve had many many detectors over the years but always gone back to my Tesoro’s for the relic hunting I do because they are so light and I can swing it all day