A Walk down Metal Detectings Memory Lane

[Terry Soloman]

A Walk down Metal Detecting's Memory Lane

Compiled a little metal detecting history - hope you enjoy it!

 

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[worldtalker]

This is what I teethed on,found a LOT of Silver and Gold,sigh,

the good old days!

God Bless

Chris

 

[Lifes A Garden...Dig IT]

I bought an old White's Goldmaster 66TR in 2008 from a guy for $20. Hunted with it for 2 years (built some muscles, LOL), and turned around and sold on Ebay in 2010 for $180. It was just like the one pictured here.

 

[Treasure finder]

Nice trip down memory lane Terry. I still have a Fisher 441 in working shape and a Gardiner 190C from the old days. Also a Compass
Gold Scanner Pro from more recent times.
Rich

 

[reednc]

I bought an old White's Goldmaster 66TR in 2008 from a guy for $20. Hunted with it for 2 years (built some muscles, LOL), and turned around and sold on Ebay in 2010 for $180. It was just like the one pictured here.

I have my grandfather's Goldmaster 66TR. He sure found a LOT of stuff with it back in the 70's. I haven't used it because it feels like swinging a concrete block even without the batteries in it (and it takes a bunch of them).