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Garrett Cache hunter metal detector
- Thread starter mcdpoor
- Start date
Muddyshoes
New member
Those were just out of vogue when I started. You used a toggle switch to choose whether you wanted to use the smaller coil or the larger one. BFO was where it was at!
I've been watching old detectors on eBay. Vintage stuff has a small market and most of the 60s or 70s garrett stuff has been going for $50-$100. The ADS VLF stuff like the Deepseeker and Groundhog in the early 80s and even the mid 80s Coin Commanders have been going for around $100-$150-ish in good condition and near the higher end if there are accessories like extra coils, carrying case, etc. Mid 90s GTA stuff around $150 and up and GTAx for around $200-ish and up depending upon model, condition and accessories.
Bear in mind, these are only my observations from watching vintage detector auctions for Garrett stuff over the past couple months.
The people who will probably buy that are the ones who used that particular model and just want to relive their early years. If I could find an early 1970s Jetco Mustang, I'd like to buy it.. it was my first detector when I was 10.
- Muddyshoes
I've been watching old detectors on eBay. Vintage stuff has a small market and most of the 60s or 70s garrett stuff has been going for $50-$100. The ADS VLF stuff like the Deepseeker and Groundhog in the early 80s and even the mid 80s Coin Commanders have been going for around $100-$150-ish in good condition and near the higher end if there are accessories like extra coils, carrying case, etc. Mid 90s GTA stuff around $150 and up and GTAx for around $200-ish and up depending upon model, condition and accessories.
Bear in mind, these are only my observations from watching vintage detector auctions for Garrett stuff over the past couple months.
The people who will probably buy that are the ones who used that particular model and just want to relive their early years. If I could find an early 1970s Jetco Mustang, I'd like to buy it.. it was my first detector when I was 10.
- Muddyshoes
reneetroncoso
New member
Hello I have a Garrett BFO that I am trying to sell
Don't know if you are interested just wanted to let you know ( it still works)
Don't know if you are interested just wanted to let you know ( it still works)
reneetroncoso
New member
I am not sure what you mean by model... but the serial # is 757 85 ( I am assuming this is the serial #)
I can send a picture if you like. We took it outside and it worked fine ...
You are welcome to call me if you like... email me at renee.troncoso@ymail.com and I will give you my phone number I am not comfortable leaving my number on a public forum
Renee
I can send a picture if you like. We took it outside and it worked fine ...
You are welcome to call me if you like... email me at renee.troncoso@ymail.com and I will give you my phone number I am not comfortable leaving my number on a public forum
Renee