Gonehunting
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- Jan 1, 2007
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CURRENTLY USING: Minelab Go-Find 60, Nokta Fors CoRe, Macro Racer, Whites MXT All Pro, Fisher F19, Garrett AT Gold, Minelab CTX3030, XP Deus.
USED: Garrett ATX, Garrett AT Pro, Minelab E-Trac, Minelab
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- Metal Detecting
here are some recent finds from the old stage stop in se oklahoma....
the token, and buttons where all found in the same place. The token is a ivory soap token. One button says the word "test" any info on it would help. The military button shows to be ww1 era. Word was near the stage stop, the army used it to camp and train back around the turn of the century. The two coins were badly disentergrated. The lincoln on the left is a 1926. The indian head on the right is an 1870. All of these were found in about a 8 foot area. The token or coin with the hole in it reads Heads I win, Tails you lose.
Bell Star was said to have stayed in a motel not far from this stop..... maybe she was showin off...
The pic with the 4 hole button, the flat button, and the shot, is from an old spring next to 1850's to 1910 military site. The one button reads kingsberry mfg co. any one knowing how old this is let me know.
Thanks GH
sorry don't know how to downsize the photos they came off of my cell phone.....
the token, and buttons where all found in the same place. The token is a ivory soap token. One button says the word "test" any info on it would help. The military button shows to be ww1 era. Word was near the stage stop, the army used it to camp and train back around the turn of the century. The two coins were badly disentergrated. The lincoln on the left is a 1926. The indian head on the right is an 1870. All of these were found in about a 8 foot area. The token or coin with the hole in it reads Heads I win, Tails you lose.
Bell Star was said to have stayed in a motel not far from this stop..... maybe she was showin off...
The pic with the 4 hole button, the flat button, and the shot, is from an old spring next to 1850's to 1910 military site. The one button reads kingsberry mfg co. any one knowing how old this is let me know.
Thanks GHsorry don't know how to downsize the photos they came off of my cell phone.....
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