Whites Coinmaster
Price:
$180
Avg. Score:
4.21
Based on
19 reviews
Avg. Durability:
4.27
Avg. Ease of use:
4.55
Whites hunter
April 30, 2017
I've been using whites detectors since 1980. Seems like I started so long
ago that my first detector ran on kerosene. Now use a DFX ordinarily, but
when I go off the beaten path I use my Coinmaster. Sure it's a "beginner"
model, but this machine works quite well if you let the detector do the
hunting and trust its' readings.
Lightweight and collapses to backpack
convenience. Rings, coins, relics, whatever is there. Haven't been in an
area to prospect so I can't speak to that. For the 4-6 hour a week hunter
this is the way to start.
Max Depth: 8 inches on US quarter
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Would you recommend this to a new user?
Yes, absolutely!
Coinmole Wv from
West Virginia
50
Coinmaster/nel tornado coil
March 20, 2017
I recently wrote a review on the coinmaster, a good one, it's the standard
coinmaster 139 on ebay Uk money, well I've put a 13" nel tornado coil on
it, and its reaching amazing depths, that and I didn't have to come home
because it was raining, water resistant control box, its the best value
detector I've seen with right coil on, a one pound coin at ten inches,
discrim that works, bought this for 139 pounds, a second hand nel 13"
tornado coil and its a amazing machine the pro and gt can only be better
jake
Max Depth: 10 inches on US quarter
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Would you recommend this to a new user?
Yes, absolutely!
Jake from
Scotland
50
The coinmaster
March 15, 2017
I've had them all, and am proud owner of minelab xs2 So I know good
machine, coinmaster has better depth than my old ace 250 bigger coils can
be attached, its more stable, the pinpoint works, discrim works, the
control box is well made and rain proof, and its cheaper than the aces, its
better made than my eurotek pro, and that was good, enough said.
Max Depth: 9 inches on US quarter
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Would you recommend this to a new user?
Yes, absolutely!
Jake from
Scotland
60
Just an old hunter
January 20, 2015
Been using whites and many other detectors for fifty yrs.. You cant beat
white, unless you want to spend thousands,,(minelab)... Any bad reviews
will be from people who don't know how to run the machine, also the ground
can be mineralized and make things more difficult, would be like hunting
trough a sheet of iron to find a good metal, but white is also very good at
that. Just stick to it and you will find goodies, do your research.. good
luck too.
Jerry in Culpeper VA.
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Would you recommend this to a new user?
No, it's too complic
Jerry from
Virginia
186
Paul from ny
October 06, 2014
Okay I've had just coin master for going on a year now and all I have found
is a penny a dime and a whole bunch of cans I don't know what I'm doing
wrong but I do recommend you have a lot of patience if you were going to
purchase a metal detector.
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Would you recommend this to a new user?
No, not really.
Paul from
NY
535
Great detector poorly made armcup
July 29, 2014
I bought this detector a week ago and am surprised that I have already
found $50 worth of clad. The electronic circuitry of this machine is
excellent. My only complaint about this detector is the strength of the arm
cup I broke it in a week, just using it as intended. To those whom state
that the machine is crap it is not, it is the person using the detector,
and the location where you are detecting.
Max Depth: 8 inches on US quarter
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Would you recommend this to a new user?
Yes, absolutely!
Chris from
New Mexico
200
Where's coin master metal detector
March 17, 2014
We bought our first metal detector about 4 days ago at Carters law
enforcement supplies in Marianna, Fla. 2 days after getting it we found my
engagement ring that had been lost about 6 years on our 10 acre property. I
can not tell you the excitement that we had when we found that ring. When I
lost it 6 years prior. My sweet husband took me out and bought me another
set, but I always longed for the rings he had chosen for me to propose to
me. My desire was fulfilled when we found that ring with the grace of God
and our White's Coin Master Metal Detector as the instrument used to find
it.
I still have to find the wedding band, but I have confidence
and faith that we will find that too. Our detector costs us $199.00 to find
my $4000.00 rings that meant much more than money! However, the metal
detector has more than paid for itself!
Max Depth: 8 inches on US quarter
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Would you recommend this to a new user?
Yes, absolutely!
Mike And Julie Dunn from
Altha FL
216
Great starter machine on a budget
March 04, 2014
I have had my White's Coinmaster for a little over a year now. I love it.
At the time, it was a choice between this and an Ace 150, and I liked the
look and feel of this one better. It is very good at discriminating out
iron and foil. I've gotten depth in regular, soft, soil of 8-10" on coins.
I found my first piece of silver a month after I bought it (1944 quarter,
6" depth) and since have turned up several silver dimes (oldest 1927) and
around 2 dozens wheat pennies and 4 Indian head pennies (oldest 1902).
As with any machine, it takes practice to work it well. It does
not do a good a job of separating nickels and pull tabs (no notch), but for
the price I can live with that. It says batteries are good for 9 hrs, mine
have lasted longer (12-15hrs). If you aren't sure this is the hobby for
you, I highly recommend this machine as an inexpensive, effective, way to
check it out.
Max Depth: 8 inches on US quarter
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Would you recommend this to a new user?
Yes, absolutely!
Amberly from
St. Louis, MO
180
Basic starter detector
November 28, 2013
I bought this as my starter detector and made some basic finds with it. On
coins it is pretty reliable, junk will cause the TID pointer to jump around
erratically. It will very soon be clear how simplistic this detector is,
but also simple to use. There is modest but reliable trash separation using
traditional concentric coil lifting and turning techniques. I quickly
upgraded, and since steer friends to an F2 or Eurotek.
Max Depth: 6 inches on US quarter
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Would you recommend this to a new user?
No, not really.
Fairway from
America
63
Fast cash
July 06, 2013
Just bought one and on the beach it's quick going. Found a dime but after
examining it found out it was a misstruck coin. It's great on batteries
too. Just love it.
Max Depth: 10 inches on US quarter
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Would you recommend this to a new user?
Yes, absolutely!
Alphonse Carlis Jr from
Connecticut
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