:spin::spin:I still love finding these little gems

[Paul (IL)]

The V3i really sounded off on this one at about 5" to 6" deep.

 

[Larry (IL)]

She is a beauty Paul....

 

[don tyler]

Great looking coin , Nice find Don Tyler

 

[Ytcoinshooter]

Ah, the lovely lady I am always eager to date. Congrats!!
BTW the even though I'm waiting for my V3i and can't speak to how it responds, my XLT had no problem sounding off & locking onto those at a measured 6". I'm really hoping for a clean, loud tone on dimes to 9" when competing targets are not masking.

 

[TIM CLARK]

That is a nice one WTG

 

[burlbark]

Ah, the lovely lady I am always eager to date. Congrats!!
BTW the even though I'm waiting for my V3i and can't speak to how it responds, my XLT had no problem sounding off & locking onto those at a measured 6". I'm really hoping for a clean, loud tone on dimes to 9" when competing targets are not masking.

You will have to be swinging very slowly with close to perfect settings when dirt hunting, but if there is any trash forget about it. On a quarter, yes. The beach could see those depths most of the time if you swing the sweet spot of the coil over it.

 

[JMT Detectors]

That's a beautiful find!

 

[earthmansurfer]

Beautiful coin, congrats on that one!

Nice comment burlbark - I have been working on slowing my swing down.

EMS'

 

[captainron]

Very cool!
Capt Ron

 

[wishiwasngallup]

Wow thats a great lookin coin .

 

[Rob (IL)]

Where in Illinois did you get it Paul?

 

[Paul (IL)]

Hi Rob

I found this seated dime in Greenville at a very old house that burned a few weeks ago. The house is actually located about a block from a marked spot that Lincoln spoke from.