my first barber of any variety

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Went to a spot this AM that I've been hitting hard for about a week now. I had a feeling there was more. Got a good repeatable signal on this one. Mid to high seventies. About three inches down. Pics before and after baking soda......happy....happy!!

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That thing is beautiful, isn't it? The reverse of Barber quarters are just about the nicest of American coins. Congrats!
 

Man my first barber was just a dime! Now that's a first!
 

Might as well get a big one for your first.:laughing7:


GOD Bless

Chris
 

Very well done! I have one worn lonely Barber dime, so that looks smashingly good to me! Congrats on a sweet find. GL&HH.
 

Wow that is awesome! Beautiful queen! I got a question about baking soda. I just found a arbor time yesterday in the tarnish looks like it has a beard. Does baking soda clean that as well? Here's a picture of what I mean.ImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1429551409.594044.webp
 

I don't think it will. My son dug one with the black tarnish. It didn't help a bit.
 

Wow that is awesome! Beautiful queen! I got a question about baking soda. I just found a arbor time yesterday in the tarnish looks like it has a beard. Does baking soda clean that as well? Here's a picture of what I mean.View attachment 1149598


THAT is where electrolysis comes in.
 

How do you do that? And if so does it affect the value of the coin?
 

That is a really nice looking barber quarter, congratulations! Keep diggin !
 

How do you do that? And if so does it affect the value of the coin?



This will give you an idea what's going on..I use a phone charger,works just as well,and didn't cost anything but a little time.
 

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Cool! Thank you!!!
 

That's a gorgeous coin!
 

Please Don't use Baking Soda, You can tell if the Coins has been cleaned, they come out Nice ,but then the Re-sale Value drops tremendously. If the Coin doesn't have any Value, your method is Great. I now use Boiling Hot Water and a drop of liquid Detergent, then I use a tooth pick to clean the surface-goldnugget-Charlotte
 

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THATS A SWEET SILVER FIND !!:thumbsup:
 

What a great coin! Gratz on first barber and gratz on it being such a nice one!
 

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