A gold metal detector can do more than uncover precious metals they can also be used to find coins as well or any other kind of metal. Gold metal detectors are among the most sought-after metal detectors and are not made to work in areas that have a lot of trash like pull tabs.

Not even the best Gold metal detector will be able to properly function in some conditions where you have a lot of trash. For that you want a coin detector with a good discrimination circuit. For example, seawater or saltwater can interfere with the electromagnetic field generator pattern. (That’s a fancy term for what the Precision Gold metal detector uses to help find good metal stuff). If the metal objects have been buried more than six or seven inches deep underground, then that could be too deep for the Precision Gold metal detector.

Almost any metal detector can detect gold but one designed for this operation like the Fisher Gold Bug.

The Gold bug while not cheap is inexpensive compared to the top of the line minelab at over $4000.00

Fisher metal detectors have been around for a very long time. The Gold Bug is one of the most popular gold prospecting detectors on the market. The Gold Bug is so popular for a very good reason it sniffs out the gold.

All credible reviewers who analyze and rate these products choose the Gold Bug Detector. Some of them cover the Gold Bug Detector in lengthy and well-detailed non-comparative reviews. Here are some links for Gold Bug Detector that contain comments from these reviewers.

The Fisher Gold Bug has been updated and replaced with the Gold Bug II. http://www.fisherlab.com/hobby/GoldBug2.htm

The Fisher Gold Bug 2… extraordinary sensitivity, ultra-high 71kHz operating frequency, iron discrimination, dust and moisture resistance, audio boost and the ability to operate in highly mineralized soil. Using low-noise, precision-matched, temperature-compensated components and state-of-the-art circuitry, the Gold Bug 2 takes prospecting to a new level – 71kHz – the highest operating frequency on the market. The result: increased sensitivity to smaller nuggets in highly mineralized soil.

+ Powerful 71 kHz operation for extreme sensitivity to small gold nuggets

+ “IRON DISC” mode for hot rocks and iron discrimination

+ Three auto-tune modes with two retune speeds for nugget hunting in almost any ground condition

+ Conceived, designed, engineered and manufactured specifically for today’s electronic prospector

+ Standard 10 inch waterproof elliptical search coil. Optional 6.5 and 14 inch coils

+ Sealed panel and speaker design for dust and moisture resistance

+ Faint-target, audio-boost mode

+ Uses two 9V batteries

+ Only 2.9 lbs. complete with foam grip and cushioned arm rest

+ Converts to hipmount or chestmount

Fisher Gold Bug-2 Metal Detector with 6 1/2" Elliptical Search Coil USD $764.99 Order Now

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