SLQ. Rough but counts.

[nalc472]

Was hunting a house that is 1890s. Hit a 12-46 target with the etrac and Hunter coil. There used to be a gravel driveway. Dug through the gravel and into the dirt. Found this SLQ at 6-7 inches. (3rd SlQ for Year) (Pic is a replace in the hole). This coin is as rough as it gets but counts.

 

[Tony Two-Cent]

It's a Type I so it has to be either 1916 or 1917. (No stars below the eagle on the reverse.)

I would take that any day! :yes:

:congrats:

 

[Digger Don]

Hell yeah, it counts!! :congrats:

 

[nalc472]

I looked for the starts but figured they got worn off. You would not think that house is 1890 by the outside.

 

[aloldstuff]

:congrats: on a type 1 SLQ. Don't get to see those very often, in any shape.

 

[Digger_O'Dell]

That definitely counts, especially being a type 1-congrats!

 

[Bucknut]

Any SLQ is a beauty! Nice job! I think that's like the 4th or 5th type 1 posted this year!

 

[nalc472]

That is the 2nd type 1 I have found this year.

 

[Fire Fighter 43]

Very nice, that is one of my favorite coins to dig. Who cares about the condition it is still a beauty in my eyes, WTG.

 

[nalc472]

When I pull out any silver coin It is a great feeling. When it is pre 1932 it is even better when it is a quarter or bitter.

 

[groundhog53946]

Still a fine looking coin! Still waiting on my first

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[nalc472]

When U least expect it POW. That is the fun of detecting. Never know when a good object will pop out.

 

[OxShoeDrew]

I've only found one ever. Congrats!

 

[Beartoe]

Excellent no matter the condition

 

[wisconsin digger]

Great find, imagine how many hands that coin touched. Congrats WD