StevePa
Full Member
- Sep 6, 2012
- 205
- 117
- Detector(s) used
- White's 6000 di pro sl
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
Hello everyone,
I have been working an old farm site, home built around 1850 or so. Found a bunch of wheaties, a 1894 Indianhead and a 1951 Rosie. Hit a jumpy quarter signal on the Whites 6000 and pinpointed. Found a square nail in the hole and pinpointed again. Quarter signal just off the side of my original plug and bam a silver edge pops out at me.
I flipped it over and a beautiful 1924 Standing Liberty Quarter in great condition. No mint mark but a keeper none the less. Another item off the metal detecting bucket list and great addition to the collection.
I broke my knife shortly after finding the SLQ but I didn't mind at all, lol.
It has been an amazing first year of metal detecting and it is amazing how much I learn each time out.
Keep on lookin,
Steven
I have been working an old farm site, home built around 1850 or so. Found a bunch of wheaties, a 1894 Indianhead and a 1951 Rosie. Hit a jumpy quarter signal on the Whites 6000 and pinpointed. Found a square nail in the hole and pinpointed again. Quarter signal just off the side of my original plug and bam a silver edge pops out at me.
I flipped it over and a beautiful 1924 Standing Liberty Quarter in great condition. No mint mark but a keeper none the less. Another item off the metal detecting bucket list and great addition to the collection.
I broke my knife shortly after finding the SLQ but I didn't mind at all, lol.
It has been an amazing first year of metal detecting and it is amazing how much I learn each time out.
Keep on lookin,
Steven
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