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The D and a key.
- Thread starter T-DUB
- Start date
Ytcoinshooter
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Aw yeah, dragoon button
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T-DUB
Well-known member
True statement miserman. Relics are more of a personal find than a coin. Although any coin 1909 and earlier is always a good trade off.
T-DUB
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I will lose just a little sleep Ronstar, but not much. Thoughts then changes to well, maybe this person was a huge klutz and hope they dropped or lost more relics.
T-DUB
Well-known member
No identifying marks on the suspender laplander, I am gonna guess as early as 1840’s up to late 1800’s. Not a lot of tribal knowledge regarding that type of relic on my end.