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    First silver quarter

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Size:  30.0 KBWent detecting couple days ago for about an hour found a metal button, wheat penny 1923??
    Something thin about the size of a penny only thinner and 1963 quarter my first silver quarter not bad for about an hour hunt so far this year this property has given me two silver Merc dimes and two large cents 1831 and 1817
    2 Indian Head pennies maybe 6 or so clad coins but can't help but thinks there's more old stuff in the ground this is an old abandoned house will try to post picks of 4 things from the hunt
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    Global Moderator Ill Digger's Avatar
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    Congrats on your first silver quarter!
    It sounds like your on a great site!
    Washington quarters and LCs? There's gotta be lots more goodies still waiting for ya there
    GL on the next trip there
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    Congrats on your first silver!
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    Congrats on the first! Can't believe you have more LCs than silver quarters, lol. That thin coin is most likely just a rotted zincoln. They don't hold up well in the ground.
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    Congrats on your first silver quarter!
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    (probably should have started with that one)

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    I think I've figured some things out my MX Sport this year dug a lot of junk so I hope to improve on the silver
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cooper View Post
    I think I've figured some things out my MX Sport this year dug a lot of junk so I hope to improve on the silver
    That's the best way to figure out your machine. Dig everything and you'll figure it out pretty quick. I borrowed a buddies Minelab SE Pro one summer. The second day out with it I got a screaming signal. I couldn't remember what those numbers where. I knew it was in the pulltab range but I dug it anyways since it was pretty shallow. Turned out to be a 10k class ring!



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    Congrats on your 1st silver quarter WD
    Total silver 3 - Goal 50 (2024 Finds) - 1 Washington - 0 Barber Dimes - 0 Mercury Dimes- - 3 Roosevelt Dimes - 0 V Nickels - 0 Buffalos - 1 War Nickels - 1 Indian - 14 Wheats - $ 5.71 in clad
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    Those silver Quarters have gotten pretty hard to find , nice going !

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    Congrats on your silver quarter, there is plenty more goodies waiting for you at that site.
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    WTG zone your first silver quarte. Wishing you many more under your coil. Congrats.


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