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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Jim C (Mich), post: 147723, member: 3092&quot;]The real cheap ones would be good for a starter to see if this is the hobby for you or not but you may get discouraged if looking for older coins.&nbsp; &nbsp; If ya just wanna find clad change then ya can&#039;t go wrong with a cheapie.&nbsp; &nbsp; If ya wanna find the old coins then I would recommend a mid range ($300) known brand detector,&nbsp; whites for example.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; Old homes are the places to go for old coins.&nbsp; &nbsp; They are not that deep and there usually is not that much trash.&nbsp;&nbsp; Front yards are the best areas.&nbsp; &nbsp; Most old coins are in the 4-8 inch range and a cheapie just isnt&#039; gonna go that deep.&nbsp; &nbsp; You could still stumble upon some oldies by chance but the odds are against you.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Just my two cents.&nbsp; &nbsp; Jim[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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