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Second barber

charlie dert

New member
Went to a local park I have been working and got my second Barber dime at about 3"... but wouldn't you know I gouged it. Much to my relief it had no mint mark so I didn't ruin a key date. Also got three different dollar coins and the weird thing is that I have never found a dollar coin before. The quarter from Ecuador was a first..total junk though as they are made from steel.

The 1904 barber was my 40th silver in two months (if you count the two war nics as silver) I was kind of surprised at how shallow it was but I was not surprised at the fact that it was mixed in with trash.

Charlie
 
Super duper nice finds.:clap:

I want to find a Barber Dime. I won't have a chance at finding one until Fall when I can get back into the woods and hunt for one. Right now it's just modern parks and sports fields for me.

tabman
 
Very nice!
 
I was using a Tejon with a 5.75 widescan. I plan on getting the 5.75 concentric because even though the widescan is good in trash the concentric should be even better. There are many parks here in NYC that I know still have silver mixed in with the trash if I could just pick through it with more depth and precision.

Charlie
 
Nice silver:thumbup:

Barber silver coins are nice, and are hard to find, but not as hard to find as seated silver.
 
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