This case has a lot going for it. Knowing where these relics came from is very important, they're also cleaned properly, and not damaged by soaking them in vinegar or something like that. I believe we also determined that some of these came from the Buffalo Soldiers, which is cool because of the Buffalo Soldiers' association with Wild Western history, that definitely adds value. The war on the border was also the last real horse cavalry campaign the US Cavalry participated in. I would pay a few hundred dollars for this, easily, if I had the extra money, probably more since Im not greedy and we've been talking and so forth. I hope you dont sell it, though, and if you do make sure its to the right person (like myself) who will keep it all together and remember/record where everything came from, because that is very important. If the location of these finds is ever lost, they will lose a lot of value to serious collectors. There would be no way to tell if this stuff came from here in Arizona or one of the many other World War I era camps in the country at the time. And most of the other camps were just camps, there was no fighting around like there was here in Arizona or the other border states.
