My intuition was correct... 1907 Barber Dime!

[XPress2]

Something has been telling me for the past 3 days to revisit a spot that I found some old coins at last year. Today's find is a 1907 Barber Dime! Last year I found a dime from 1910, and 1886, in the same area, both in perfect condition... Who thinks that there is more to be found, lol? I said a prayer of thanks to the Coin Gods today, and I believe they will guide me to Tomorrow's Finds. Good luck everyone!

 

[RJGMC]

DAAANNNGGGG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Nice dime! Go back and get more. They are just playing hard to get.

Good Luck!

Bob

 

[Nisroc]

That is one heck of a good looking dime my friend WTG!!!!!
Nis

 

[waterfalljay]

Beautiful condition!

 

[jc2]

you couldn't ask for a better looking Barber . . . nice going . . .

 

[ruffneck]

wow! that baby is in great shape!

 

[Cal_Cobra]

Looks like a solid AU50, should be an easy $70 dime

I'd say go back and start digging all the iffy signals

HH,
Brian

 

[wingmaster]

Awesome looking old silver there congrats.

 

[Trezurehunter]

Great shape. Nice

 

[Mr Tuff]

nice Barber MR TUFF

 

[allen]

congrats on that sweet silver !!

 

[Sim_Player]

Have you been using your Fisher?

How deep was it and what were the soil conditions?

Jim on Camano

 

[dfx willy]

my intinct got me a 1877 indian! keep it up. willy

 

[XPress2]

Have you been using your Fisher?

How deep was it and what were the soil conditions?

Jim on Camano

I use my Fisher F4, solely now. As I mentioned in my post, this was the third dime that I found in this area, and all of them were no deeper than 3". Also... They were right up against, within 8", of old trees. The soil is so old that nothing grows there, meaning no one has filled in this area with top soil. What I have been doing lately is, staying in the woods, in old areas, without expectations, lol... It's the last part that gets me every time. 5 minutes before I found this, I was saying to myself, "You won't find anything... there's nothing else here". So, I am my own worst enemy sometimes... Thank you for your response to my post.