Went back to a site that I already found 3 silvers with my e-trac. Found a 1909 Barber quarter that i missed in high trash with my 5 inch stock coil. That coil has found most of my epic coins. It is the best small coil I have ever used. It can hear coins that are surrounded by trash.
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F75LTD2, First every Barber quarter, 5 inch stock coil
- Thread starter nalc472
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still looking 52
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Really nice find on that silver quarter! Four silver coins in the same site is getting rare. There's nothing like taking a plug up and seeing that silver shine back in your face. I've only found one of those old quarters myself and it was a 1905 with an O mint Mark .
My buddy has found a lot of them. He has found over 10 barber dimes and quarters. I have also a barber dime I found last year with the 5 inch coil. The barbers I have look a little crusty. I do not know if is what they are made of. Because my other silvers look a lot better.
They are the same silver content as other silver coins. "Cruddy" and stains come from the type of ground they have been in. Iron, rocks, asphalt in a site will affect a coins condition along with fertilizer, laying in water or low spots that hold water affect coins conditions, as well. HH jim tn