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    Jan 2006
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    GHOST TOWN GOLDFIELD NEVADA HOTEL ITEM

    Hello all,
    Just thought you all would enjoy seeing this item I discovered the other day. Comes from the ghost town of Goldfield Nevada. It is a butterpat used at THE GOLDFIELD hotel. The hotel was built in 1908 and closed shortly after World War II. George Wingfield was the owner and they say it was built over a dry mine shaft. The hotel cost $300 k to build and was said to be the finest between the Rocky Mountains and Pacific Ocean. Jake
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    Jan 2006
    Houston, TX
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    Re: GHOST TOWN GOLDFIELD NEVADA HOTEL ITEM

    That's really cool. You can use it to hold all your gold finds
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  3. #3

    Feb 2005
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    Re: GHOST TOWN GOLDFIELD NEVADA HOTEL ITEM

    Very nice.
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    May 2005
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    Re: GHOST TOWN GOLDFIELD NEVADA HOTEL ITEM

    Great item! Valued at $383, according to the following webpage. Scroll down to "Just Look at These Prices":

    http://www.antiqueweb.com/articles/a...iniatures.html
    Forgotten but not gone.

  5. #5
    us
    Jan 2006
    High Desert of California
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    Re: GHOST TOWN GOLDFIELD NEVADA HOTEL ITEM

    Thanks all. Thanks PBK for the weblink. That sure helps put things in perspective. I was thinking may $100 buy $300 works even better. Came in a box lot of 50 butter pats. I bought mostly for some Railroad pats and did not even see the Goldfield when I bought the box. Jake

 

 

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