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rled2005, check out Gerry's photos of his gold finds.

Gerry, you should have been born with a bigger mouth, nice gold.

Nice finds guy's, keep up the good work.

Steve, I have # 3,4,7.9 and 10 plus a couple of other not on this list. Don't know why, can only use one at a time.

Good write-up Steve. I am very happy with my 6000, I never thought, no, I know you well enough that you were not promoting one over the other. Good luck to all no matter which detector you chose.

I have a large pick and use a large earth magnet ( 2'' X 1'' X 1/4'' ). I wrap my magnet in electrical tape as it makes it easier to remove black sands. I just stick the magnet to the wide side of the pic and just let the magnet hold itself on.

Some cool finds strick.

That is a large gold bar, I have never seen one that big, or one worth that much. COOL.

Cool pictures thanks for sharing.

As mentioned previously, a 4500 or 5000 could be a great option, the price for a used one or even new 5000 is a less expensive investment and many more coil options than any of the other detectors. It is heaver than the 6 but less than the 7. Good luck with which ever detector you choose.

Due to inflation a picture is worth only 500 words.

Good questions phrunt, thanks for asking the questions we all want to know.

Well done sir, continued success.

So far I am lucky, the head phones charge like you would expect, every thing else seams to be OK also, wish the best for every one else.

Like jasong my hearing is still very good despite loud music, welding, grinding, tree cutting, age, ect, and I am very thank full for that, helps my detecting ability for sure. Don't always like using headphones so depend on external speakers much of the time and have confidence in what I hear.

Watched a few clips on u-tube and ordered seasons 1-3 on Amazon. Really funny, thanks for pointing this out.

Good going Doc, all the best to you.

One of the coolest plates I have ever seen, I hope the person you gave it to realizes how rare it is and keeps it or gives it to someone that values it.

Steve, that is what I use, I have one for my side X side, one for my diesel truck. Has a flashlight, usb port(S) and works great to jump your vehicle.

Nice finds midalake, I envy all of those chain finds.

that looks almost exactly the same as the Minelab bag. I purchased a Minelab bag that is like the Kellyco bag, the third time I zipped it up, the zipper broke and I tossed it out. I used zipper wax to make it easer to zip but the zippers are cheap.

When I worked for Air Products and Chem. I installed a liquid Nitrogen system at Montana Recourses which use to be part of Anaconda mining, many of the folks that worked their were X employees.

The woman in the video is a pleasure to listen to, she has a real good personality for U-tube videos. She congers up a little bit of a smile in the way she talks and acts. Not a fake act.

Like many folks, I like to carry 2 detectors in case one has trouble I can continue on, I am going to take the 6000 and 7000 with me from no on and retire my 5000, but I will never sell it. Since I retired I had more time to get to know the 5, finally really felt comfortable understanding all of the timings just in time for the 6000 to come out, dang, all that learning for almost nothing. Gold Catcher, thanks for posting this video.

Very well put abensen and Steve, things I have to keep in mind during my next outing with the 6000.