What are the most expensive meteorites? Let’s take a look at a pallasite. By way of example, a piece of the famous Fukang meteorite was sold for $2 million. And it’s just a mere piece! Researchers assume that the find is more than 4.5 billion years old… I wonder whether the Earth had already existed. Continue reading
How many hunters do you know that have at least 15 and more years of searching experience? Nonetheless, metal detectors for usual amateur hunting have existed for more than 60 years. See the photo of vintage metal detectors: the real machines that had been searched with before we were born. Continue reading
Here is the distinction between MD 6250 China fake and Garrett ACE 250 original. Of course, the copy is impressive, but there is a difference after all. Watch the photo. Continue reading
XP Metal, the French manufacturer, is following its practical way… Why should they make an underwater metal detector? It is easier to produce an underwater kit for the already existing XP Deus. The same goes for a deep search: they will add a nozzle and will get a deep seeking detector. From hearsay, in 2015 we’ll see a new product – a deep nozzle for the XP Deus (and wireless, of course). Continue reading
Watch one photo, a hoard of silver Roman coins which were enough to lay the whole spade. It’s symbolic! Continue reading
new comments