Rare Cripple Creek token!!!

[diggingthe1]

June sure has been a great month for detecting. This token is not in the books. When I went to look it up in the local directories yesterday I was surprised not to see it. I looked them over twice. I'm guessing the buisness set up before the fire and never had time to get registered, or else was doing buisness illegally. I sure like that it has the Myers Ave on it. This was in the red light district in Cripple Creek. On the same block was the famous Old Homestead House where Pearl Devere set up buisness. If anyone is good with newspaper searches maybe they could see if there is anything. " The Tango 311 Myers Ave Cripple Creek". Cripple Creek has an incredible amount of tokens associated with it but I think this one is pretty rare!!! Also, I found this what's it, if you have any ideas Happy Hunting!!!

 

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[Steve in PA]

Very cool token. 12 1/2 cents = one bit.

 

[E-Trac-Ohio]

A killer find - congrats !

 

[billb]

Congratulations on your beautiful recovery

 

[diggingthe1]

Thanks for the posts, I didn't know that about being 1 bit, thanks Steve!!!

 

[CreakyDigger]

Thanks for the posts, I didn't know that about being 1 bit, thanks Steve!!!

A quarter dollar is two bits. Great find!

 

[diggingthe1]

A quarter dollar is two bits. Great find!

Thanks Creakydigger, love that stuff!!!

 

[jewelerguy]

visited Cripple Creek a few years back. It's a cool place with loads of history

 

[Mackaydon]

What may make it rare is the misspelling of the street name: Meyers vs Myers. (unless there was another street named Meyers; unlikely).
Don...

 

[diggingthe1]

What may make it rare is the misspelling of the street name: Meyers vs Myers. (unless there was another street named Meyers; unlikely).
Don...

What!!! Don you are amazing!!! I didn't even see that. You have an eagle eye!!! Thank you!!!!!

 

[diggingthe1]

visited Cripple Creek a few years back. It's a cool place with loads of history

The casinos have grown in the last few years. They are getting uglier. They ripped down another historic building for a hotel. The history is incredible!!!

 

[Lenrac2]

Wow! That is in great condition! Congrats!

 

[diggingthe1]

Wow! That is in great condition! Congrats!

Thanks, it is for an aluminum one. I wish the T was there. I really enjoy finding and collecting these from around my old mining area!!!

 

[Digger RJ]

June sure has been a great month for detecting. This token is not in the books. When I went to look it up in the local directories yesterday I was surprised not to see it. I looked them over twice. I'm guessing the buisness set up before the fire and never had time to get registered, or else was doing buisness illegally. I sure like that it has the Myers Ave on it. This was in the red light district in Cripple Creek. On the same block was the famous Old Homestead House where Pearl Devere set up buisness. If anyone is good with newspaper searches maybe they could see if there is anything. " The Tango 311 Myers Ave Cripple Creek". Cripple Creek has an incredible amount of tokens associated with it but I think this one is pretty rare!!! Also, I found this what's it, if you have any ideas Happy Hunting!!!

Very Cool!!! Congrats!!!

 

[Hunk-a-lead]

June sure has been a great month for detecting. This token is not in the books. When I went to look it up in the local directories yesterday I was surprised not to see it. I looked them over twice. I'm guessing the buisness set up before the fire and never had time to get registered, or else was doing buisness illegally. I sure like that it has the Myers Ave on it. This was in the red light district in Cripple Creek. On the same block was the famous Old Homestead House where Pearl Devere set up buisness. If anyone is good with newspaper searches maybe they could see if there is anything. " The Tango 311 Myers Ave Cripple Creek". Cripple Creek has an incredible amount of tokens associated with it but I think this one is pretty rare!!! Also, I found this what's it, if you have any ideas Happy Hunting!!!

very cool and unique find, wtg

 

[diggingthe1]

very cool and unique find, wtg

Thanks Hunk-a-lead, it's so much fun getting out!!

 

[Jorgeke]

June sure has been a great month for detecting. This token is not in the books. When I went to look it up in the local directories yesterday I was surprised not to see it. I looked them over twice. I'm guessing the buisness set up before the fire and never had time to get registered, or else was doing buisness illegally. I sure like that it has the Myers Ave on it. This was in the red light district in Cripple Creek. On the same block was the famous Old Homestead House where Pearl Devere set up buisness. If anyone is good with newspaper searches maybe they could see if there is anything. " The Tango 311 Myers Ave Cripple Creek". Cripple Creek has an incredible amount of tokens associated with it but I think this one is pretty rare!!! Also, I found this what's it, if you have any ideas Happy Hunting!!!

Very nice finding

Congrats

 

[Gare]

VERY WELL DONE Nice going !!!

 

[bluebird66]

Great digs right there!

 

[diggingthe1]

Very nice finding

Congrats

I appreciate it, thanks for the post!!!!