GPZ 7000----- Should I Buy Nf 12 Coils Or？

[flakmagnet]

On 7/5/2023 at 11:50 PM, dig4gold said:

It is like the end goal here is who can find the smallest gold. WTF.

When I started out dredging in the late 1970s my mentor used to weigh some the gold he found
on meat scales. I guess I was spoiled.

[Swegin]

2 hours ago, flakmagnet said:

When I started out dredging in the late 1970s my mentor used to weigh some the gold he found
on meat scales. I guess I was spoiled.

The good ole days...   I wish I dredged just once.

[flakmagnet]

On 7/8/2023 at 5:40 PM, Swegin said:

 I wish I dredged just once.

Swegin, you would have loved it. 

[TE Gold]

The 12" nugget finder is a very good coil, it's more sensitive to smaller gold than the standard coil, while still maintaining about the same depth on bigger gold. It is significantly lighter than the 14" coil, and you do notice the difference.  This of course means being able to swing for longer and keep concentrating due to less fatigue, which means more gold. I have found nuggets as big as 5.5 ozt and as small My scales won't weigh. 2 deepest nuggets I found were an 11 grammar that was very deep, and just a signal and a 44 grammar both of which were past knee deep.