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I found a very productive spot in a park today!!

Dan(NM)

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I took a day trip today, drove about an hour to go hunt a park that I've been to before. Took me a little while to finally hit a nice hot spot. The area was about 15 ft wide and 30 ft long. Every signal was either a deep wheat or a silver. As you can see my ratio of keepers to clad was extremely high today. I'm running the Equinox 800 in my cherry-picking mode, only digging anything from zinc's up. The barber quarter was an oddball, this park wasn't founded until 1925. I hunted for about six and a half hours.
 

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Looks like you got into an area that has been very lightly hunted in the past. I agree that the 1902 Barber Quarter is somewhat of an oddball. It's wear pattern suggests that it was lost pre 1925. You had a very nice "vintage" hunt.
 
Your excellent research paid off handsomely !!
 
Nice hunt and some great finds.
 
That little spot was at the end of the rainbow, right?
 
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