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Nice variety of finds today. Barber, Standing, V, Buff and Wheats

asmerri

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CTX 3030, E-Trac
Currently don't have many spots to hunt so I decided to go back to an 1880's house that I have pounded at least 10 times. My plan was to open the screen wide open on the CTX 3030 and dig every slightly decent signal being masked by all the iron hits. Man did it pay off! Don't get me wrong, I still dug a ton of iron but pulled some great coins as well.

Like most standing liberty quarters, there is no date. Can anyone determine the date by lady libertys clothing?

Thanks for looking!
 

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Awesome! 1913 is the only buff designed like that? Thanks man.

Correct. Type one and type two in 1913 and all other dates are type two.

Great hunt, BTW, and I'd hit that spot again if I were you.
 

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