Full Metal Digger
Active member
Hey diggers,
First door I knocked on today I got a yes! Beautiful late Victorian style house built in 1906. Large front yard was nice and flat and had that nice black dirt that has been undisturbed for 100+ years. Almost no trash signals. Pretty much every signal was a coin. I was finding wheat pennies every 10 minutes or so. Depth varied from 3 to 6 inches and they were ringing up as 12-42 on the e-trac. After about 45 minutes I got a 12-45 at 7 inches deep. I figured it might be a dime but I didn't expect a barber dime! 1900-S in very good condition. About an hour later I was working next to the driveway and got a solid 12-47 at 7 inches deep. What a great surprise to pop out a 1902 barber quarter! I called it quits after 3 hours. I found 13 wheaties, 2 clad dimes, 3 memorial pennies, and a older car key. Thanks for looking, Dave.
First door I knocked on today I got a yes! Beautiful late Victorian style house built in 1906. Large front yard was nice and flat and had that nice black dirt that has been undisturbed for 100+ years. Almost no trash signals. Pretty much every signal was a coin. I was finding wheat pennies every 10 minutes or so. Depth varied from 3 to 6 inches and they were ringing up as 12-42 on the e-trac. After about 45 minutes I got a 12-45 at 7 inches deep. I figured it might be a dime but I didn't expect a barber dime! 1900-S in very good condition. About an hour later I was working next to the driveway and got a solid 12-47 at 7 inches deep. What a great surprise to pop out a 1902 barber quarter! I called it quits after 3 hours. I found 13 wheaties, 2 clad dimes, 3 memorial pennies, and a older car key. Thanks for looking, Dave.
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