This is not the GPZ 7000 ...

Just for interest - over the years I have collected many additional (non-metal detecting) items along the way. I was in the process of moving when someone asked - what did I pay for some of this equipment (most of this is second-hand: with the exception of the dry washer and a few other small pieces). Overall, it has worked out about the same as a new GPX 5000. For those not buying the GPZ 7000 or new to prospecting - there is still an amazing array of (cheaper but still good quality) equipment available.




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Wow,imagine what 10,700 would buy in used prospecting equipment.Thanks for posting a different way of looking at it

4 in good condition GPX 4000s, 3 in very good condition 4500s & or 2 in top condition,still under warranty 5000s. and all with a string of accompanying coils That's what $10,700 will get you today. $10,700 for a detector control housing you were all ready over stocked on. Good job Minelab. I see you'v gone straight for the jugular.

Cheers Kon.

kon61 wrote:4 in good condition GPX 4000s, 3 in very good condition 4500s & or 2 in top condition,still under warranty 5000s. and all with a string of accompanying coils That's what $10,700 will get you today. $10,700 for a detector control housing you were all ready over stocked on. Good job Minelab. I see you'v gone straight for the jugular.

 Cheers Kon.  

Very Interesting way to look at it Kon, makes you think about it a little bit more!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

with kon

G'day there country girl ,totally agree with your comments ,curious about your trommell ,where did you get that from ?? very neat .