Thanks for checking it out, @olympicdragon. Yes, it is the old, “being in the right place, at the right time.”

Thanks again, SILVER SAVER - @silversaver888. I picked up, one of those, even older, than Barber Dimes, Seated Liberty, Dimes, not long ago, so worn, barely identifiable... Unreadable date, but cool. Banks

Thanks again for checking it out, Kerris L Ravenhill - @kerrislravenhill. How about some Big Peat Scotch Whisky?

Thanks for checking it out and commenting, Blockman - @bitcoinman. Yes, Silver, rarely, turns up in pocket change, anymore. And much pocket change is in ending up in someone's jar or bucket, here in the

Thanks for looking, and commenting, on the Modern Commemorative George Washington Silver Half Dollar, Writer - @temileke.

Thanks again for looking and commenting, on the real money, SILVER SAVER - @silversaver888. US Silver Dollars are the ultimate.

Thanks again for looking and commenting, @olympicdragon.

Thanks again, Kerris L Ravenhill - @kerrislravenhill. Yes, General George Washington was a stud.

Thanks again for the updates, Gene Everett - @geneeverett. The daily, swing, in the Bitcoin's price, can be measured, in Troy Ounces, of Gold. Considering the world's Gold Reserve, in ounces, is about

Thanks again for checking it out, @olympicdragon. Yes, one needs, only, fourteen, $1.40, to exceed one Troy Ounce.

Thanks for checking it out and commenting, @punkysdad. Yes, it is amazing to find these beauties, in the “junk box”, at the LCS. And, many are, going on, 60 years old.

Thanks again for checking it out, @silverd510. Guess what my next goal is:

Thanks again for checking it out, SILVER SAVER - @silversaver888. Yes, even a gram at a time, the stack will grow.

Can you get the Sterling Silver (.925) Queen Victoria ten Cents, or are they too rare? I found a handful of Canadian Five cents Nickels, loaded with real Canadian Nickel, in my World-Coin coin stack. Thanks

Thanks for showing the Silver treasure, Gene Everett - @geneeverett. Like I've always said, ten-ounce bars, are a perfect fit, in jean pockets. But Kilos, may be pushing the limit, without suspenders.

Some “experts” are saying, Silver is today's most undervalued commodity, For me, pre-1964 US Silver coinage is the easiest, and usually, the cheapest way to go. They are fractional, hard to reproduce or

Thanks again for checking it out, Gene Everett - @geneeverett. Kilo of Silver Dimes completed. 450 Mercury/Liberty Dimes.

Thanks again for your support and inspiration, SILVER SAVER - @silversaver888.

Thanks again for checking it out, ironshield - @ironshield. That 60+ year old, Silver Roosevelt Dime, is looking pretty good.

Thanks again for looking and commenting, @thedamus.