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After finding my first silver1960 d Washington I was wondering your first finds were.
 
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1906 barber dime:hello2:
 
wow amazing finds everyone. i'm quite hooked my self can't wait to get better weather
 
I don't remember either! Started 44 years ago in 1969 when it was common to find $3 to $5 in silver every outing, also lots of jewelry. It was the good old days, I remember them fondly while hunting with my dad.
 
A 1964 silver wash.
1975 - 12 yrs old - hit my aunts house and hunted around an old picnic table
they used to play cards on - coin was like 3-4 inches down and like mint
 
1882 Morgan Dollar.
 
1861 seated half dime!
 

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1852 Half Dime. I screamed like a little girl LOL.
 
1915 barber quarter...7 or 8 years old...i was hooked forever..im 56 now..
 
A 1934 British shilling.
 

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1853 3 Krultzer ,German coin about the size of a dime.
 
DAMN:)!!!!
Wow, I don't remember.....I started metal detecting in 1971.....over 41 years ago, and with over 200,000 coins found.....Back then over 90% of all the dimes, quarters, half dollars, and Dollars I found were SILVER......"The Good Old Days".......but most likely a common silver Roosevelt dime.

Happy Hunting everyone!!

Bill
 
A 1851 3 center.. I jumped as high as Micheal Jordan and I'm 6' tall and FAT!! lol.. HH
 
wow this is just making me want more!
 

You know I'm only 41 been hunting 15 years...but it would have been great hunting back in the early seventies with the silver plentiful
 
I think it was a 1946 Rosie.
 
A merc the very 1st time I took my M 6 out, nothing like that gleam in the hole. Happy Hunting...
 

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