AT Pro Gorgeous 1902 Barber Dime at 6"

[Chestdiesel]

Hit a private yard with my bestie AKA Mineslob. Small house built in 1929. Didn't find much, but what we did find was nice. Mineslob hit a gold ring with his E Trac, and I hit this beautiful 1902 Barber Dime. It's weird because I hit silver with the AT Pro, and he hit gold with his E Trac? Would have thought it would have been the other way around. Anyways, the Barber Dime rang up as a solid 82, jumped to 83 once or twice. I've noticed the Barber stuff tends to ring a little lower than other silver coins. This one was no exception. Anyways, great shape. Very happy. And cheers to Mineslob on hitting gold.

 

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[cjon455]

that's a nice one, I think I dug a few barbers in the 86-89 range last year, but my numbers constantly seemed off from olddudes, I wonder if something was wrong with my coil

anyway...COOL BARBER!!!

 

[swagman]

Nice Barber, it is slighter nicer then my one I just found, mine rang solid 83 on PRO

 

[digging440yrs]

NICE FIND !!

 

[SW Iowa Digger]

Nice dig congrats

 

[Chestdiesel]

Cjon455, yeah that seems very high for a dime? That's typical silver quarter range for me??

 

[cjon455]

i was digging silver quarters at 89-91

 

[basque-man]

Sweet looking barber!!!!!

 

[Loco-Digger]

Nice looking Barber. Love them old silvers.

 

[Chestdiesel]

Huh? Could be a soil monetization thing going on? Not really sure? As long as you know what you're digging, I guess that's all that really matters anyway....

 

[cjon455]

Huh? Could be a soil monetization thing going on? Not really sure? As long as you know what you're digging, I guess that's all that really matters anyway....

I always dug anything repeatable over 40 at private properties so I learned what my different numbers were telling me, if I was getting 8687, silver dime, 89-91 sometimes silver dime, or quarter.....

 

[david680]

Great looking dime! I've noticed that VDI tends to vary. I've dug silver dimes at 84 and clad quarters at 84. The coil I use tends to make a difference, and depth definitely does. I also tend to set ground balance at a -5, which seems to mess with the VDI a bit. Generally I ignore what the VDI is, and just pay attention to the tone. Best bet is, dig, dig, dig.

 

[Mi$terG]

That's a beauty of a dime. Congrats. VDI will vary due to the position of the target in the ground, depth, soil composition, and any other targets nearby. Agree with Cjon- anything repeating over 40 has a chance to be a keeper.

 

[I-DIG-IT]

Nice digs. Gotta love them barb's

 

[deershed]

Sweet Barber!!

 

[coinman123]

Awesome barber, I'm guessing it was dropped when it was new!

 

[Chestdiesel]

Cjon455, another explanation might be that you don't have an American At Pro? I think they're tweaked differently depending on which country you hunt in. They set them up based on your country's coins. You might have accidentally gotten a European one etc??

 

[cjon455]

Cjon455, another explanation might be that you don't have an American At Pro? I think they're tweaked differently depending on which country you hunt in. They set them up based on your country's coins. You might have accidentally gotten a European one etc??

I guess anythings possible, it doesn't say atp international on it, made no difference for me, I just dug all good repeatable tones above iron

 

[SGT Claddy]

Very nice Barber congrats

 

[CoinandRelicMan]

Great Barber save there Chestdiesel !!