treasurehunter101
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what is a good reliable intermediate metal detector?
reliable metal detector??
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Tesoro Cibola.
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Buy a new Cibola and you will never have to worry about paying one dime toward repairs for life. How is that for reliable?
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Lol I know but that's really expensive I would like to stay in the 100-200 range at the most
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As soon as I read the OP my thought was, "Depends on what you consider to be 'intermediate.' "
I doubt that many here would consider that to really be an intermediate price range, but suggest you might wish to consider going 'used' to start, with that budget.
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Oh okay....
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Ace 250 will get you hooked on the hobby in that price range. It's a great detector in my opinion.
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In that price range, you have two good machines... The Tesoro Compadre and the Fisher F2. The F2 can be bought as a package with an 8" coil, a 4" coil and a pinpointer at a price which is hard to beat. 
Tesoro Compadre
Fisher F2 - versatile entry level metal detector
Tesoro Compadre
Fisher F2 - versatile entry level metal detector
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Need up getting the bounty hunter tracker iv thank you do all of your ideas and opinions!! 
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good luck and show us your finds. You will have fun.Need up getting the bounty hunter tracker iv thank you do all of your ideas and opinions!!
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