Yesterday at the local X-Mart the Silver Certificate and last night CRH'ing another 1998 WAM. Not bad at face value.
Hmm, reminds me of how paper money always returns to it's proper value - zero - after the mint suspended payouts on silver certificates in 1968.
What one silver dollar would buy in 1914, would cost silver $1.85 in 1964. Silver wasn't really as stable as people think.
VERY carefully, lol. Markus used to tease me all the time about how fast I got my coins into 2X2's so quickly.
Indeed, but look at the value of the dollar, ie 1914, 1964 and now 2017. Inflation always exists - and it certainly was a factor in the demise of silver in money - by then silver hit the $1.29 an ounce and coin was close to being worth more than the face value.
