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1896 Barber Quarter

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I know this is nothing special but it's one of the nicer American silver coins that I've dug. Silver seems to survive very well in the Maine soil as evidenced by the tree coins condition.


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That one served well before its' vacation. Barber coinage circulated heavily - coinage transacted then at a far higher rate than today since it would complete most transactions. So, this coin could conceivably have been in the ground by the turn of the century.

I love thinking about stuff like this.
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Thanks guys. Dave if I didn't have to work all I would do is detect conical sites and research and discuss old coins 8-)
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Oh man, just bought a detector because of all these finds... 1901-s earth to auction thread did it for me! dying to go up to the family cabin in Tahoe in June to try my luck. its been in the family 70 yrs with no detecting ever! Maybe I'll hit some abandoned properties in CC too?!
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Cascade you're in trouble now lol. I am so addicted to detecting it's not even funny. After finding the 1652 Pine Tree Shilling it was all over. Dr Tones coin was a beauty for sure. The best sort of detecting is knowing that there's super rare and valuable coins in the dirt. And one might be in the next hole. Very addicting for sure
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