FortBedfordbob
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- Bedford Pa
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- E-Trac, GPX 5000
I had an invite to hit an old farm house from the mid 1800s yesterday morning. We had been told the house had been moved at one time. The ground turned out to be a junk field. Many pieces of melted aluminum cans, can slaw, zinc lids, all kinds of stuff. I had put the 8 inch coil on the E-Trac which is mostly how I start to hunt these old places. After digging about a dozen junk holes I started digging only deeper signals of over 6 inches on the depth display. I had worked my way over towards the well and got a deep bouncy signal. The Conductivity side stayed in the 40s so I dug it. The coin was probably 8-10 inches deep. When I saw it in the hole, I thought it might be a Barber but was pleasantly surprised to find it was an 1877 cc Seated Quarter. I'm all my years if hunting this is only my 3rd seated coin. The last one was an 1877cc Seated Dime. Now for the 1877 cent 
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