Two for One Bucket Lister Today, 1876 CC Seated Quarter. First Silver of 2025!

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Well happy New Year everyone from the frozen tundra of Wisconsin. Haven't been out in a while due to deer season and the holidays. Was able to get out this weekend for the first time in weeks.

Went to my home park yesterday and today. Skunked with clad and frozen ground yesterday but moved deeper into the woods today where I could actually stick my shovel in the soil.

Decided to go to the spot where I dug my first ever IHPs. I had dug 4 of them in a small area about 6 or 7 years ago with my old Ace 250. I had been over this spot again with my Nox 800 and found nothing. TODAY I went over the same spot with the Manticore and was shocked when I pulled this...

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My first ever Centennial 1876 Carson City Seated Quarter! It was an iffy signal reading 91-93 one way and after turning 90° the signal had a rough iron grunt. BUT that's because there was a nail in the hole. Really glad I dug the signal. I ended up with two more IHPs 1907 and 1882.

All these coins would have been part of the same spill once upon a time. That's 6 IHPs and the Seated Quarter in total all found over the last 6 to 7 years in the same 5 foot radius on a hill.

True testimony that a site is never hunted out. 3 machines, 6 to 7 years time, one detectorist, quality finds in the same EXACT same spot...

I wish everyone out there the best 2025 season. Good luck and happy hunting!
 

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Seated quarters are far and few! But seated CC Awesome find.wish i could get out but this is what my neck of the woods looks like !!View attachment 2188532
Thanks riverrat! I was a little discouraged yesterday but I knew I had to go where the leaf litter was a little thicker. I absolutely love your shed! Still waiting on our first big snow in SE Wisconsin. Just cold for now. Planning on some good ice fishing in two weeks hopefully, fingers crossed 🤞
 

Well happy New Year everyone from the frozen tundra of Wisconsin. Haven't been out in a while due to deer season and the holidays. Was able to get out this weekend for the first time in weeks.

Went to my home park yesterday and today. Skunked with clad and frozen ground yesterday but moved deeper into the woods today where I could actually stick my shovel in the soil.

Decided to go to the spot where I dug my first ever IHPs. I had dug 4 of them in a small area about 6 or 7 years ago with my old Ace 250. I had been over this spot again with my Nox 800 and found nothing. TODAY I went over the same spot with the Manticore and was shocked when I pulled this...

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My first ever Centennial 1876 Carson City Seated Quarter! It was an iffy signal reading 91-93 one way and after turning 90° the signal had a rough iron grunt. BUT that's because there was a nail in the hole. Really glad I dug the signal. I ended up with two more IHPs 1907 and 1882.

All these coins would have been part of the same spill once upon a time. That's 6 IHPs and the Seated Quarter in total all found over the last 6 to 7 years in the same 5 foot radius on a hill.

True testimony that a site is never hunted out. 3 machines, 6 to 7 years time, one detectorist, quality finds in the same EXACT same spot...

I wish everyone out there the best 2025 season. Good luck and happy hunting!
Nice catch on the Seated Quarter.

South face of the forest the shovel slipped in. Northern side hard as a rock today.
Digging anything in January is a oh-ya!
 

Nice catch on the Seated Quarter.

South face of the forest the shovel slipped in. Northern side hard as a rock today.
Digging anything in January is a oh-ya!
Thanks peppers! Funny you should say that as these were dug on a north facing hill.. 🤔 Believe me when I say I dig till I'm snowed in or the ground is frozen solid. Haven't missed a month in 3 years now..
 

That's an awesome find! My buddy who swings the Deus 2 and l with the Manticore have revisited sites we've been to years ago with our old machines.

It's amazing how new tech and ground conditions make old sites new again.
 

That's an awesome find! My buddy who swings the Deus 2 and l with the Manticore have revisited sites we've been to years ago with our old machines.

It's amazing how new tech and ground conditions make old sites new again.
All this is true. I cut my teeth in this park and it's my go to spot when I need my fix. It's 5 minutes from me and it's 130 acres. Don't forget about the skill of the person behind the machine. I've learned a lot over the last 8 years.
considering the means of travel back then, that CC is a long way from home. Would be interesting to know it's journey. Great catch, congrats!
You got that right. Oh the stories it could tell. Based on the other Indians in the spill I'm guessing it was finally lost in 1907. Two of them looked brand new. So it took about 30 years to travel nearly 2,000 miles.
Incredible find Congrats! How deep was it?
Thanks SD! She was sitting down about 5 inches.
 

That’s a really nice seated! A $300 coin easily. Carson City coins are in high demand. I just made an offer on a 1876 CC double eagle but got shot down!😫View attachment 2188592
Thank you ToddsPoint. Definitely my favorite quarter find. I'd never sell it, I just like to add to the collection.

Oohwee my wife would kill me if I dropped that much on a coin lol. There's always next time. Would love to pull one of those from the dirt! Maybe some day?
 

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