Whats a good metal detector?
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U.K. Brian
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You have to give more information. Land detecting for coins is little problem and there's lots that are reliable from Fisher, Tesoro, C-Scope, Garrett, XP etc. You just have to decide how important a meter would be to you. If you want to work a wet salt beach for rings its more difficult and they cost much more.
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Tesoro Compadre $170.00, great on gold jewelry and coins, turn on and go simplicity.
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They have some great deals on the fisher f2 on ebay. For $215 you get the metal detector, pinpointer, and more. It is a great machine for all around metal detecting or coin shooting for a beginner.
Check our charter members classifieds... Poppa has an AT Pro there for $460 and you can count on him to deliver it and it will be in good working order....
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