lostlake88
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The Barber dime pictured was found a few days ago and it took two people to free it from the grips of a huge tree root. I received a really sweet signal directly over a really thick (size of my leg) tree root and with the help of Pointdlr's probe we got it at bout 8" maybe more directly under the root. It was a good 15 minute effort.
The Barber Half is a first for me. It was found not far from where I live along an old electric rail line, which is now woodlands. Needless to say I was very surprised and happy to find it. The ground is very highly mineralized so I fear there are many coins I am missing. I could only punch through the first 3-4 inches and that is it. I have to admit I used silver cleaner on the Barber Half only after learning it's a $7.00 coin. It had black stain all over it, but now it's nice and shiny. I am thinking about doing this to all my valueless silver(common mercs & washingtons) because it makes them look so much better.
Also, I found this neat ornate thingy majig made of copper, no idea what it is.
The Barber Half is a first for me. It was found not far from where I live along an old electric rail line, which is now woodlands. Needless to say I was very surprised and happy to find it. The ground is very highly mineralized so I fear there are many coins I am missing. I could only punch through the first 3-4 inches and that is it. I have to admit I used silver cleaner on the Barber Half only after learning it's a $7.00 coin. It had black stain all over it, but now it's nice and shiny. I am thinking about doing this to all my valueless silver(common mercs & washingtons) because it makes them look so much better.
Also, I found this neat ornate thingy majig made of copper, no idea what it is.
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