Barbers, Mercs and IHPs...Oh My!!!

Back at the old park… in freezing rain ❄️—and WOW did it pay off!
In this episode, I squeeze in a quick metal detecting hunt before the weather turns dangerous, and it turns into one of the most unexpected silver-filled days I’ve ever had.

From multiple Barber dimes to a jaw-dropping 1911 Barber half dollar, plus three Indian Head pennies and a pile of wheats, this hunt proves that bad weather can still produce BIG finds.

If you enjoy real-time digs, old silver, and surprises hiding in plain sight, you won’t want to miss this one.
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⏱️ Time Stamped Table of Contents

0:00 – Intro & brutal weather conditions
0:51 – 1906 Barber dime (New Orleans mint)
1:58 – Wheat pennies start showing up
2:35 – Indian Head penny (circa 1900)
4:00 – Live dig → 1936 Mercury dime
6:16 – INSANE signal turns into a 1911 Barber HALF DOLLAR
8:39 – Second Indian Head penny (1903)
10:21 – More wheats & staying in the right time frame
11:19 – Third Indian Head penny (1897/1907 range)
12:28 – Live dig → 1912 Barber dime (silver #4!)
14:28 – Hunt wrap-up at the park
15:06 – Full finds recap at home


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