Only was able to spend a couple of hours on the field this morning, (urgent honey do's) but managed to get another Barber dime, 1910, and 2 wheats, 1919 & 1920, a buckle, that is soaking, and 5 newer clad coins. Had some nice soaking rain the past couple of days and digging is great. The Barber hit as a beautiful repeatable high tone and was reading 74-79 and left me little doubt of it being a goodie. It was a nice 7" deep. LTD in B P with 11" coil and sen 85, disc 4, and 4h tones. HH jim tn
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Re-united another little Barber sister
- Thread starter jim tn
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Tim LeBlanc
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Nice finds TN JIM.
TerraDigger
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Congrats on the new additon to the family. Your really racking em up
I returned to the scene of the crime on my barber dime from a week ago. All I got was nails & iron
I returned to the scene of the crime on my barber dime from a week ago. All I got was nails & ironno silver coins this morning, but did get a pretty old sterling pin at a depth of 8." It read from the mid to high 70's, but pretty good tone. Off to get my picture taken for my carry permit. I'll either post a picture of the pin later or with the next good find(s). HH jim tn