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Coin and Jewelry Detector
- Thread starter derby80
- Start date
MNCoinhunter
Active member
The Garrett Ace 250 is excellent for jewelry & coins.I have had several detectors and I am also hunt for C&J as well.
There are several good machines.
Had the Whites MXT and M6 which are both very good. (A 6x10 DD coil is awesome on these two models)
I recently added the Minelab Safari and it's fantastic! Full Band Spectrum machine with 28 Frequency.
Easy Turn on and Go Factory settings.
Never worry about Ground Balance. Fully automatic
Works Great on Beaches in Wet to Dry Sand
It also depends upon your budget.
One thing is for sure! The top of the line machines with all the bells and whistles does not mean you
will have more finds. The location is key and you must move your coil across a target!
Happy Hunting!
There are several good machines.
Had the Whites MXT and M6 which are both very good. (A 6x10 DD coil is awesome on these two models)
I recently added the Minelab Safari and it's fantastic! Full Band Spectrum machine with 28 Frequency.
Easy Turn on and Go Factory settings.
Never worry about Ground Balance. Fully automatic
Works Great on Beaches in Wet to Dry Sand
It also depends upon your budget.
One thing is for sure! The top of the line machines with all the bells and whistles does not mean you
will have more finds. The location is key and you must move your coil across a target!
Happy Hunting!