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1905 Barber Dime...the hard (lucky?:huh:) way.

Hi everyone,

It's been a while since I've posted a picture, but I just had to show you this lucky find. I obtained permission to hunt the yard of a home that was built in 1890. I started with the sidewalk strip and had been hunting for about an hour when I received a signal that was jumping between 7-26 and 10-28. Normally, at a park or school, I probably wouldn't dig this signal but since this was a private home I thought it was worth investigating. I was quite surprised to see the results after pulling this from 7". After separating the dime from the buckle, I rechecked each with the E-Trac: the dime read 12-44 and the buckle read 12-09.

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---freeing the 1905 Barber---


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---the final product---


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---the rest of the hunt---

The remainder of the 2-hour hunt managed to produce two Wheats (1927, 1940-S), some clad, and miscellaneous junk. I'm looking forward to checking the rest of the yard to see if anything good turns up. I'll post some pictures if I find anything good.

Thanks for looking and good luck on your next hunt!
---Cladiator
 
Congrats on the sweet barber! Odd place to stick one, but you still got it even digging not so good numbers on the e-trac. Good luck on your next trip to that spot.
 
Nice Barber - congrats !
 
That's pretty cool - makes you wonder the story of how that Barber ended up stuck in in that buckle over 100 years ago... if only our finds could talk...
 
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