CtrlFreak
Newbie
Hello there 
Yesterday I was given an old Garrett Groundhog Coin Hunter by my great uncle. I understand it's quite outdated but that doesn't trouble me. The old fella assures me it's a good detector to learn with and after reading some online forums and articles, I see it can be quite a capable detector. It's in immaculate condition, came with the instruction manual and a 2nd bigger coil, plus a pile of old treasure hunting books from here in Australia, and hand-drawn maps of certain areas he used to hunt. I'm told that if I make a few finds and prove that I can use the detector, he will give me his other detector which is also old but it's his favourite detector, a Red Baron.
I'm more interested in finding old relics, coins and stuff than gold nuggets so I'm told this old girl is worth having.
Anyway. Nice to be here and I look forward to reading up and learning, peace.
Yesterday I was given an old Garrett Groundhog Coin Hunter by my great uncle. I understand it's quite outdated but that doesn't trouble me. The old fella assures me it's a good detector to learn with and after reading some online forums and articles, I see it can be quite a capable detector. It's in immaculate condition, came with the instruction manual and a 2nd bigger coil, plus a pile of old treasure hunting books from here in Australia, and hand-drawn maps of certain areas he used to hunt. I'm told that if I make a few finds and prove that I can use the detector, he will give me his other detector which is also old but it's his favourite detector, a Red Baron.
I'm more interested in finding old relics, coins and stuff than gold nuggets so I'm told this old girl is worth having.
Anyway. Nice to be here and I look forward to reading up and learning, peace.
