Finally found my first seated quarter today, in a corn field only 5" deep. The CoinStrike meter numbers were 30 - 32 and I was thinking these numbers are perfect for a quarter, this has to be silver quarter. It's well worn but thats OK with me. Also in the pic is a King George penny (no date visible), 1880 indian head, two flat buttons and two musket balls found during the week in the same general area. I hate to say it but it took me about 40 years to find a seated quarter. Jabbo NJ
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A first for me.
- Thread starter jabbo
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steve in so la
Well-known member
J - That's a great haul for the day. I'm still waiting for my first seated quarter - 31 years detecting. Sure glad you got yours, Steve in so az
HaroldILL.
Active member
Awesome coin! I have only got 2 seated quarters in 15 years detecting. They are hard to find. Way to go!