Little Monster No More

[Gerry in Idaho]

Need a big PI to find high $$ gold? New customer on 1st voyage with his little VLF Gold Monster 1000 just dug some incredible, amazing, beautiful & highly collectible gold/quartz specimens. Largest quarts chunk is 27 grams Au. 2nd flat one 9 grams & 3 more rough pieces. Paid for GM1000 1st time out. I want most folks to realize, this isn't normal results, but with a geology background, it sure helps you read terrain & decide best ground to swing. Thanks bunches MH for allowing me to share your success.

[Andyy]

Now that's gorgeous.  Great job!!

[2Valen]

Beautiful pieces that you have found, one day you will have to show me how to find something as nice as that.

Thanks for sharing the pic's.

[Glenn in CO]

Congrats to MH on some very nice specimens. Bet there's a lot more to be found where those specimens were dug up. Thanks! for sharing!

[OFS]

Congrats on the beautiful find!

[dgatleyDP]

Further proof, the GM is a dynamite detector, certainly in the right areas.

While suffering from great depth ability, the GM’s weight and sensitivity enables you to confidently “prospect” the harder to reach areas without the backache.  The GM rivals the GPZ in finding the smallest of nuggets, but without some of the larger detector’s penalties.

My wish was to know a bit more (from Gerry or MH) about what the conditions were that MH was detecting in.  His specimen finds are terrific, especially for his first outing.  Hopefully he can share a bit more info (w/o revealing his location) about what conditions, soil, hillside, or veins he was working.

Thanks for sharing.

[Lunk]

Knowlledge + technology = Au

Congrats MH!

[idahogold]

EPIC!!!!