I got an early start this morning and was swinging my F75-SE at daybreak at a old park. About 5 minutes into the hunt, I got a loud high tone and some ID numbers in the high coin range. The numbers never did settle down and weren't steady. I dug down around 7 inches and popped out my very first ever Barber Quarter (1900). It must have been on edge. I figured right then it would be all down hill for the rest the rest of the day, since I found something that good right off. Jim showed about hour later and I started hunting over in his direction. I was thinking it sure would be nice to get another Barber Quarter. Well it was almost a repeat of the first, except this one was a 1899 Barber Quarter. Both signal on both coins were strong, but not your typical coin signal. I dig most types of signals anyway, because I want to know what's making the beep. I also found a Indian Head Penny, a bunch of Wheat Pennies and a Buffalo Nickel. Included are my finds from yesterday that I didn't have time to post. My settings were Boost Mode, 4H tones, 80 sensitivity and 10 on the discrimination. Thanks for looking.
1910, 1919, 1919, 1918, 1951, 1918,1946 Wheat Pennies; 3 Buffalo Nickels, one dated 1927; a toasted V Nickel; 1971 Peso; 1898 & 1904 Indian Head Pennies; some tokens, a Sterling Earring; 1900 & 1899 Barber Quarters
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1910, 1919, 1919, 1918, 1951, 1918,1946 Wheat Pennies; 3 Buffalo Nickels, one dated 1927; a toasted V Nickel; 1971 Peso; 1898 & 1904 Indian Head Pennies; some tokens, a Sterling Earring; 1900 & 1899 Barber Quarters
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