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One machine for parks, fields, old homesites and the occasional beach trip. All-purpose detectors run mid-range frequencies that handle coins, jewelry and relics well, without specializing. If you hunt a bit of everything and want one detector to do it, start here, or see our beginner metal detectors.
An analog machine with a needle that moves with the signal itself, in real time, and two physical dials you can adjust mid-swing with gloves on. No...
View full detailsA beginner detector with a waterproof coil, which means the wet grass, mud and shallow water most first machines have to avoid are all fair ground ...
View full detailsA fully IP68-rated machine with an 11.5 inch coil — built for the wet ground most detectors have to stay out of. Wet sand, tidelines and shallow wa...
View full detailsThe step up from a starter machine: three search modes, a stated 25 cm depth and clean audio feedback, without paying for features you will not use...
View full detailsAn 11.81 inch coil for covering open ground fast, with six search modes including a built-in pinpointer to centre the target before the spade goes ...
View full detailsAt 1.32 kg this is among the lightest detectors we carry — and weight matters more for your finds rate than any depth figure, because a machine you...
View full detailsAn LCD detector that shows coin-type icons alongside the target number — iron, nickel, penny, dime, quarter — so a signal arrives as information ra...
View full detailsMid-range frequencies balance sensitivity to small jewelry with depth on coins, so these detectors cope with most everyday ground. They usually offer target ID, discrimination and a few search modes, enough to learn on and keep using for years. On dry beach sand they work well; for wet salt sand or hot gold ground, a multi-frequency or specialist machine does better.
Pair your detector with a pinpointer and a digging tool, and read our settings guide for steady first hunts.
A detector, usually a mid-frequency VLF, designed to find coins, jewelry and relics across most everyday ground rather than specializing in gold or salt water.
It will find gold jewelry. Small natural gold nuggets usually need a dedicated high-frequency gold detector.
On dry sand, yes. In wet salt sand many become unstable, so beach hunters often choose a salt-capable machine.
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