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Scored my first SLQ !

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Saturday my son and I met up with another friend and went detecting. We found a spot next to a redone building that seemed to still have some old stuff. The ground was fairly mineralized and a good bit of iron around. We picked up wheats, clad, misc junk and my son found a couple mercs.

We breaked for lunch and decided to go back for 1 more hour. I'm glad we did...
As soon as we got back I set up the Quattro for sens 16, low trash and all metal mode. Did my noise cancel and started to search. Was getting a lot of -10 noise. Not more than 5 minutes I get a higher tone and see a 14 flash for a second. Dug the signal and out pops a Buffalo Nickel.
Then I think I dug some trash. About 10 minutes later I get the high tone(s) and see a 38 flash for a second before again going back to some minus numbers. I re-swept and although I don't think I got another 38 it was convincing enough on the tone to think it was most likely a wheat penny. Then out pops this 1920 SLQ. My first! Definitely made my day. ;D

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fantastic, good standinag gal. The dates are the first thing to wear on those coins. I found more with no dates than dates... :D
Score for me 3 no date one with.
 
Thats a nice haul. Very nice Standing Lib. You seldom find them with a readable date especially the early ones with the raised date.
Did you find the Mercury dime under cement? They tend to turn black like that if they were under a street or sidewalk.
 

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