Thanks for showing, @silverd510. I would think that the coin is a very high. Is it an error coin? The (w) in WE looks broken. Who would pay a high price to have a common coin graded? MS65?

Thanks again for keeping us updated and educated, @maneco64.

Thanks for the updates, @silverd510. They will be as impressive as ever. I wonder if the weight will exceed the original 0.77234 troy ounce of silver.

Thanks for showing the different ways of stacking the Silver, @silversaver888. I've always liked the Silver Somalia Elephants, with their new designs every year.

Thanks for the class, @silverd510. Yes, that's what the coin dealer told me, too, "look for the diamonds in the head dress." Out of a box of, maybe a thousand+ common-date, Indian head cents,

Thanks again for keeping us updated and educated with your educational classes, @maneco64.

Thanks for looking and commenting, @lupega. The Local Coin Shop Dealer lets me sift thought his thousands of "junk coins" to find one like it. All the same price.

Thanks again, @silversaver888. You are always there. This older, finer stuff is starting to find its way out of the "junk Silver box" and into its own segregated (higher price) box.

Thanks for looking and commenting, @fat-elvis. I agree with you, @wise-elvis, it's going to "lose value at a record pace".

Thanks for looking and commenting, @silvertop. I agree, as we said in the old-days, Silver "is where it's at".

Thanks for looking and commenting, @thedamus. Yes, I thought it was a good deal, something that only a Stacker could understand.

Yes, I am afraid, I have to agree with you, @tarazkp. There is a debt-time-bomb ticking away. How much longer before...?

Thanks again for the interesting & education history & economical lesson, @maneco64. One can learn a lot in fifteen minutes.

Thanks for keeping us updated, @silverd510. Yes, that is some exciting news. Something like two-hundred-forty million Silver Dollars were melted down, in 1904. Many were BU 1904 Morgan Dollars, fresh off

Thanks for helping us continue our education on the blockchain, @kimmyhime.

Thanks again for keeping us updated with your reports, @honeyinfo. I'm working on the first Troy ounce, gram by gram.

Thanks for showing the cool Sterling Silver coins, @hooiyewlim.

Thanks for the interesting report, @flipstar.sports. This card must be creating real magic.

Thanks again for bringing us the educational information, maneco64.

My guess would be AU55. Thanks for showing, @silverd510.