I found some big silver in the woods

Giant056

Silver Member
Jun 10, 2007
2,873
468
Southwest Michigan
🏆 Honorable Mentions:
1
Detector(s) used
Made in U.S.A.
Primary Interest:
All Treasure Hunting

Attachments

  • apr13.1.JPG
    apr13.1.JPG
    64.5 KB · Views: 1,328
  • apr13.2.JPG
    apr13.2.JPG
    113.3 KB · Views: 1,323
  • apr13.3.JPG
    apr13.3.JPG
    51.6 KB · Views: 1,318
Upvote 0
Barbers are always nice, but I really like the dog tag too.
 

Congradulation- I love the woods also, but nothing in the wood in my area-goldnugget-Charlotte,N.C.
 

Super finds :thumbsup:---That Barber is a beauty
 

Nice job on the barber! Did they stop making silver in 1966 in canada or something? Because the cut-off date where it starts to be clad for U.S. Coins is 1965.
 

Detectingfreak said:
Nice job on the barber! Did they stop making silver in 1966 in canada or something? Because the cut-off date where it starts to be clad for U.S. Coins is 1965.
There was still silver in even the early 70's Canadian dollars but it was 50% instead of 80% like the one I got here.
 

Great coins, congrats! The dollar looks like its in great shape. I'll take a Barber in any shape! Nice.
 

Thanks for all the great replies everyone !!!!!!
 

Wowe, great figgin day! :)

What is it about the 1912 Barber dime; I found two within the last week myself?
You found a 1912D; I found a 1912S & 1912D within feet of each other!

Good job!
GRB
 

Very nice finds! Keep hoping one of my woods spots will turn up a coin. Keep digging!
 

here's another couple coins I found at the same spot a couple days later. I've been detecting 19 years and never found one silver dollar and I all of a sudden find 2 in 2 hunts at the same spot no more than a hundred feet apart.
 

Attachments

  • Taxday2.JPG
    Taxday2.JPG
    133.4 KB · Views: 333
  • Taxday3.JPG
    Taxday3.JPG
    47.5 KB · Views: 324
Great finds, I hunted the woods yesterday and found many shotgun shells and a few spent cartridges and a .22 bullet. It seems like there is rarely any old coins where I go, I was thinking they are all too deep. Anyway great post, very encouraging!.


Jim
 

Top Member Reactions

Users who are viewing this thread

Back
Top