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AT Pro or AT Gold?

We hunt plantation sites primarily therefore we have to go thru a bunch of nails to tap small coins and buttons. Which is better for what
we do? AT Pro or Gold?
Thanks,
DP
 
Both the AT Pro/AT Gold will work great for coins and most relics, however, for hunting gold nuggests or tiny tiny objects, the AT Gold is the better choice because of it's true all metal mode + threshold adjustments. The at Pro might do a bit better for coins and relics because the pro can be adjusted by adding or removing notches without depth loss, whereas the AT Gold has pre-programed the unit for gold searching, relics/coins or just coins, without being able to remove any notched. The AT Pro will ground balance to salt water, the AT Gold cannot be ground balanced to salt. And of course both are water proof.

In your case, go for the AT Pro
 
Does Garrett put out a chart that compares the features of the AT Pro to the AT Gold? Can't find one on the Garrett website and would like to know 'all' the differences between the two.
 
You can compare them on the kellyco website.
 
For coins my vote is the AT Pro. For Gold or relics I would pic AT Gold.

Holler if you need help or have questions!
 
Thanks for the suggestions. Was thinking an 'official' comparison chart might be available from Garrett's to help in the decision making process.
 
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