The AT Gold Using The 8.5"x11" DD Coil, True All Metal Mode Makes A Nice Coiner

[John-Edmonton]

The AT Gold Using The 8.5"x11" DD Coil, True All Metal Mode Makes A Nice Coiner

I headed out to finish off a small park where I got a silver dime a few days ago. I was hoping to bag another silver, but instead got other coins in the 40's & 50's. Had there been a silver coin, the AT Gold would have gotten it. Also got a small charm bracelet. The hunt lasted a little over 2 hours.

 

[Adrian SS]

Re: The AT Gold Using The 8.5"x11" DD Coil, True All Metal Mode Makes A Nice Coiner

HI John.
The AT Gold was designed for the goldfields and mineralised ground; Have you had a chance to put it to the real test yet. The AT Pro is a coin and relic detector and the AT gold is the gold hunting version. I reckon most people would want to know how it performs in the gold fields .
One video I watched seemed to show it being very noisy on iron mineralisation in the All metal mode without a snowflakes chance in hell of finding small nuggs through iron rocks.

 

[gleaner1]

Re: The AT Gold Using The 8.5"x11" DD Coil, True All Metal Mode Makes A Nice Coiner

I headed out to finish off a small park where I got a silver dime a few days ago. I was hoping to bag another silver, but instead got other coins in the 40's & 50's. Had there been a silver coin, the AT Gold would have gotten it. Also got a small charm bracelet. The hunt lasted a little over 2 hours.

John, you can finish off a spot like no other. I am sure that if there had been any gold, silver, copper, stainless steel, bronze, aluminum, brass, any type of coin, or even ring, big, small, deep, shallow, medium, upside down, sideways, inside out, cut, bent, corroded, counterfeit, in a park or in a parking lot, in the creek, lake or stream, jungle or desert, on the Moon or even Mars, you would have gotten it. I am 100% sure of this.