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Hunted out park yields another 1800s coin

hatpin

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After work today, I hit the local park with the Vaquero for about an hour. I walked along the overgrown edge, its very viney and 99 percent of it you cant get a detector in. Whenever Id find an opening Id stick the coil in or walk in if it was large enough. One of the areas I was able to walk into I got a coin signal. I was thinking silver dime all the way. About two inched down was an 1899 s Barber dime. Only found two coins , the other a memorial copper penny.

I had the machine set on minimum disc , threshold on the last o of tesoro. I balanced it on the middle frequency then switched it to the lower one.

 
Very nice! :cheers: Those old barber coins sure are fun to find.

tabman
 
Very nice coin. Reminds me of my oldest coin. 1864 half dime. About 2" deep. Very thick brush. I did lik you. Had to find a hole to stick the coil in. There it was. Had a hell of a time getting in their to get it... KEN. Ind.
 
very nice old coin, you ferreted that one out nice
 
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