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I hit the front yard and driveway of this old farm house one afternoon and got a nice 1916 Merc and 06 IH. Went back Thursday last week and started swinging. Got a nice tone (85 VDI) in the dirt/grass driveway but it disappeared when swinging the other directions (90,180,270 degrees). Odd, but iron grunts made me think I was iron falsing. Then I noticed that I had dug it before; huh? Must have thought it was iron. For some reason, I removed the plug. The Pro Pointer showed nothing, but then this thing was on the ground next to the hole. I picked it up and thought it was a clad quarter; it had been only 2-3 inches under the ground. Well, long story,not so long, it's a 1942 Quarter. This one really fooled me. It looks like it's been buried in saltwater sand for ages. Well, here's to silver.

aj
 
Nice silver.wtg.
 
Congrats, good example of persistence paying off. Artie
 
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