Will bigger coils like..

[Ron Brown]

the 15.5" deep cache or 10.5" Blue Max 256 coil help me find older deeper coins than the stock 9" coil on my 6000 pro xl.

Thanks and HH

 

[JoeR]

They can IF the ground is not too high in minerals or too trashy.In the latter case,the larger coils cover more area which means you are increasingly likely to have junk masking deeper targets.In hot ground the greater area under the coil adds to the minerals the detector`s GB has to deal with.That can counteract the depth gain you would otherwise have.However,if there is not a lot of trash and the soil is average or milder then the bigger coil will give you more depth.Keep in mind,though,that it is harder to pinpoint with big coils.Personally,I used a 14" coil on a Garrett ADS III back in the 1980`s to dig deep Barber coins in a heavily hunted(but low trash)revival campground.

 

[Dan-Pa.]

Give you greater coverage and of course extra weight...Under the right conditions can give you more depth also...Jimmy Sierra has a nice line of larger coils and has for years in association with Whites offered many innovative accessories for Whites and you might want to visit his website..I really wouldn't use too large of a coil for coins as they are made for deep large objects such as caches and the like...

 

[Ron Brown]

much appreciated. HH