So I looked at my wife and said, wonder what this is really worth? She replied "put it up for sale and see". So as you can see she did not help the spontaneous side of me. So off to #steemsilvergold discord channel, there was know why that I would put this up for sale on a post or anywhere else, see I knew that if I was going to release number 4 into the wild, it would have to be to a member.

So here is how I broke the Ice and started this little, I wanna see what it is worth idea.

So once I made this little one line comment, I knew the word would spread, I gave it about an hour to an hour and half and followed up with this little comment.

@thedamus was quick to start it off.

So not a bad start for 2 oz of silver, but I had another plan, I wanted to make this a tripple play and went back to the safe and pulled this beauty out!

So here was my next little comment.

Then I showed them this Picture, and at this point it was game on.

It quickly escalated and the price was moving with some good momentum.

@randomness jumped out there with a $300.00 bid, I was like, hell yeah, lets see what this baby is worth. Well as you can imagine it didn't stop there.

@matherwarn was holding the highest bid at $350.00 with less than an hour to go.

@mattclarke was lurking in the backgrounds and had to step up to give his opinion on the matter, by the way Matt I believe you are right.

11 minute mark, is when it really got crazy, and this place was full of life,

Went for $350 to $$375, then to $380, then to $420, then to $425, then to $450. And ending at $455.

@mathewwarn and @thedamus tried to sneak a last minute bid in bit it was already over.

So you might ask, why did @raybrockman do this? Well it was simple, as a community we need to now what the value was for steem silver rounds numbered below 10, now I will tell you that I think it could have went a lot higher if I had extended the time. But as an entry point, coin numbers 1 through 5 should be comparable to this same value.