The $12,500 Metal Detector

[danhughes]

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New Minelab gold detector: $12,499.00
Most expensive Garrett gold detector: $799.95*

Is any detector worth twelve and a half thousand dollars? Are you buying more than just the parts that make up this machine? What exactly does "up to 40% more depth" mean?

On the other hand, if you live in gold country, one good find could pay for this machine. This is head-swimming territory, and I'm not sure how to handle it. What do YOU think?

*(To be fair, Garrett also has a deepseeker detector package at $3,280, but that one comes with two coils and several accessories and does much more than find gold.)

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[freemindstuck]

Minelabs have a tendency to be pricey. I thought the CTX was overpriced at 2500. 12,500 is just a ridiculous price for that detector or any detector.

[RIdirtdigger]

For $12,500 I would be expecting a detector that tells me exactly what I am digging, how long its been in the ground, who dropped it, and what the exact metallic composition is. Lol, sarcasm aside, I think it is foolish to have a detector selling for that much money that is only used to find gold. I think I'll stick to my AT pro

[Nesdore]

For $12,500 I would be expecting a detector that tells me exactly what I am digging, how long its been in the ground, who dropped it, and what the exact metallic composition is. Lol, sarcasm aside, I think it is foolish to have a detector selling for that much money that is only used to find gold. I think I'll stick to my AT pro
lol to funny but I would have to agree..... how do you like your At Pro?

[MangoAve]

For $12,500 I would be expecting a detector that tells me exactly what I am digging, how long its been in the ground, who dropped it, and what the exact metallic composition is.

For that price it should dig the finds for me too.

[RIdirtdigger]

AT pro has done well

[Tony Two-Cent]

I guess I will never have to worry about this since I have no interest in finding gold nuggets. If that is where your interests lie then I understand and respect that, but personally I'm only interested in finding man-made objects that have historical significance.

[Skamaniac]

For $12,500 I would be expecting a detector that tells me exactly what I am digging, how long its been in the ground, who dropped it, and what the exact metallic composition is.

And be personally delivered by Jennifer Aniston. Same chance as me spending $12,500.

[Super Snooper]

I guess I will never have to worry about this since I have no interest in finding gold nuggets. If that is where your interests lie then I understand and respect that, but personally I'm only interested in finding man-made objects that have historical significance.

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