My spring and early summer started out VERY slow. Just alot of clad and my normal 150 or so, wheatbacks, but little silver. But there was a few nice ones. Then I came in contact with a fella who told me about a old picnic groove in his family for at least 100 years! I was itching to get at that! Now things are looking better! My last 3 outings were at the groove and an old school which dates back to the 1800's. I managed to come up with 9 silvers. I found 2 Washington quarters, 3 nice Mercs, two Rosies, an old Canadian dime, and then on my last hunt on Wednesday this week, there sure wasn't many targets. It was a very quiet day until I found the best coin I found this year! A key Barber! :happydance02: A 1892S barber dime! My old friend who has been a coin collector for over 40 years said it should grade out somewhere between very fine and extra fine. The redbook has it at $240-$280!!!! Its a mighty fine coin, that just made my day! Things are looking better for this old coin hunter from Dubuque!
KEEP THE COIL TO THE SOIL!:detecting:
2014 SILVER COIN COUNT 34
KEEP THE COIL TO THE SOIL!:detecting:
2014 SILVER COIN COUNT 34
efinitely don't clean it anymore. It is gorgeous. Back looks slightly better than the front. I'm not that good at grading but I would think a solid VF as my guess
