KeyaPaha
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- Oct 12, 2015
- 216
- 516
- Detector(s) used
- Whites 6000D and now M6
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
Got permission for a yard that was just off the railroad tracks where I hoped settlers had camped when they came to settle Indian Territory around 1908 in south central South Dakota. The owner thought it had been detected before, but I soon found it had never been touched. Found some great coins, but none prior to the 1908 land rush and some other interesting stuff. Silvers, wheaties, copper pennies and clad, including a 50 cent token from Peters and Backeberg of Staplehurst, NE. (can't find either name in 1900-1930 census' for that town), a Union Pacific token? that says Road of the Streamliners on one side and Road of the Challenger on the other. Two toy cars, a big lead plug, a 
? metal piece, and a deep down dome button cover. The biggest puzzler is the coal like rock that drives my detector and pin pointer crazy.
? metal piece, and a deep down dome button cover. The biggest puzzler is the coal like rock that drives my detector and pin pointer crazy.
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