Natman
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- Hazelwood, MO
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- Metal Detecting
Hello, I usually don't post much, but I never quite got over how excited I got when I checked with some token enthusiasts and they told me what I had found.
We received permission to check an old area not far from where I live and we pounded that place to death. Regardless, the area was very large so I kept going back, and in February I found a neat looking token with the name "L. DeHatre."
It turns out Louie DeHatre owned a diner next to St. Louis Lambert Field Airport, and during that time a young Charles Lindbergh would visit there during his stay in St. Louis.
I'm not sure what the value is on something like this, but to me it's a once-in-a-lifetime find and I consider it priceless!
Check out the link below that gives a little history about Louie DeHatre and his diner.
https://www.airspacemag.com/history...Hh2cHB74gF7Lysu6FjMtRZ_lm8ptskYUQSTg0BOF-UdV4
We received permission to check an old area not far from where I live and we pounded that place to death. Regardless, the area was very large so I kept going back, and in February I found a neat looking token with the name "L. DeHatre."
It turns out Louie DeHatre owned a diner next to St. Louis Lambert Field Airport, and during that time a young Charles Lindbergh would visit there during his stay in St. Louis.
I'm not sure what the value is on something like this, but to me it's a once-in-a-lifetime find and I consider it priceless!
Check out the link below that gives a little history about Louie DeHatre and his diner.
https://www.airspacemag.com/history...Hh2cHB74gF7Lysu6FjMtRZ_lm8ptskYUQSTg0BOF-UdV4
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