Who would of thought you could go out detecting in Nebraska in January and dig a hole with ease? Short 2 hour hunt and it sure felt good. But anytime you get a Barber it feels good. This park was the last place I hunted last year and it produced a 1883 O Barber Quarter then. They never are worked out and the ETrac is deadly on the deep silver. Guess I will use it another year.
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First hunt of 2015
- Thread starter TerryR
- Start date
E-Trac-Ohio
Well-known member
Congrats on the GREAT finds ! 
floodplaindetector
Well-known member
Just curious if that prior quarter you got was seated or a different year .e.g 1893 ?
1883 doesn't fall in the Barber years..
Great finds! Nice variety of coins.
1883 doesn't fall in the Barber years..
Great finds! Nice variety of coins.
Dekeyser68
New member
I was thinking the same thing lol, prolly just a typo. I was thinking wow i never found a barber that old, that has to be a key date, then i was like no duh they didnt make barbers that year 
. Congrats on 4 great finds!!!! wish i could get out, id be happy to dig a zincoln right about now
. Congrats on 4 great finds!!!! wish i could get out, id be happy to dig a zincoln right about nowNIce finds Terry. Especially for Nebraska winter for sure. Some places here have thawed out about 4 inches or so here in central Nebraska. Other places are concrete on top of the ground. I've found quite a few O minted coins and just as yourself I'm surprised to find any. Thanks for the pictures.
NebTrac
NebTrac