"For When You Have to Get Out of Dodge" is written on the reverse of the silver round, which features a racing stagecoach.
Get (the heck) out of Dodge refers to Dodge City, Kansas, the cliched site of cowboy and western films from the early to mid-1900s. It implies to depart from something, especially quickly or with obvious eagerness.
The purity and weight are marked on the reverse, and it can be cut into four equal pieces.
Divisible silver!
I am truly grateful for knowing @silvertop and @elizabethbit. They have become real friends whom I interact with on a daily basis. I am so sure that if we see each other is person, it will be like I have known them forever!
Although words are frequently used to express gratitude,
I was unable to find any that adequately captured the kindness
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