Saturday 15th November 2025 • Promotional Content


Gifts for Family, Friends & Loved Ones Christmas Unwrapped A present with a past


Looking for a gift that’s a little dif- ferent this year? Something that gets people outdoors, away from screens and maybe even uncovering a piece of history? A Minelab metal detector could be just the thing. It’s part ad- venture, part mindfulness and entire- ly about discovery — a gift that turns an ordinary walk into something extraordinary. For 40 years, Minelab has been


the trusted name in metal detecting — a brand known for precision engi- neering,


innovation and the simple


thrill of finding something hidden. From complete beginners to lifelong enthusiasts, people across the world have found that Minelab detectors help them connect with the land- scape, with history and, often, with each other. In a hectic world, metal detecting


encourages you to slow down. It’s an invitation to explore — whether wan- dering through a meadow, tracing a woodland path or walking along the tide line. It’s also one of the few hob- bies that spans generations: parents, children and grandparents sharing time together, discovering the past, one signal at a time. Minelab’s detectors have been


behind some of Britain’s most remarkable finds, including the Chew Valley Hoard of Norman coins — valued at £4.3m — and, more recently, David Moss’s discovery of 15,000 Roman coins in Wales. Both discoveries are reminders that histo- ry isn’t just something to read about; it’s buried beneath our feet, waiting for anyone with curiosity and the right tools to uncover it. Of course, most days in the field


are about the journey, not the jack- pot. Tere’s quiet satisfaction in the process itself: the rhythmic sweep of the detector, the soft beep of a signal, the careful dig and the moment when the soil gives up something unseen for years, decades, even centuries. It’s calming, compelling — and just a little addictive. Minelab’s range makes it easy for


Minelab’s detectors have been behind some of Britain’s most remarkable finds, including the Chew Valley Hoard of Norman coins — valued at £4.3m


sive precision on both land and beach. And for those who fall fully under the spell of the hobby, the ‘prosumer’ and professional-level


detectors deliver


even more depth and control. Each model benefits from Minelab’s


decades of research and innovation. Its pioneering Multi-IQ technology enables simultaneous multi-frequen- cy detection, ensuring that no poten- tial treasure — large or small, shallow or deep — goes unnoticed. Trusted by archaeologists and search experts around the world, Minelab’s detectors are built for reliability, accuracy and ease of use across all terrains, from saltwater sands to rolling farmland. Yet the real joy of metal detecting


isn’t in the tech — it’s in the experi- ence. It’s a mindful, screen-free way to spend time outside, to notice the details of the world around you and to rediscover familiar places through a new lens of curiosity. Tis gifting season, a Minelab met-


al detector offers something far rich- er than a short-lived novelty. It’s an invitation to explore, to connect and perhaps even to uncover a story that’s been waiting centuries to be told. With four decades of expertise,


trust and innovation behind it, Minelab continues to inspire people of all ages to get outdoors, explore and unearth the extraordinary.


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anyone to get started. Te X-Terra Intrepid and X-Terra Voyager are ide- al for beginners and families — light, intuitive and perfect for days out together. Te new Vanquish 60 Series takes things further, offering impres- uk.minelab.com


MINELAB X-TERRA INTREPID


MINELAB X-TERRA INTREPID


MINELAB VANQUISH 60 SERIES


MINELAB VANQUISH 60 SERIES


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