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I have an 1888 on my keychain. Very worn, not worth much except for it's sentimental value.
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I have an 1888 on my keychain. Very worn, not worth much except for it's sentimental value.
Here is something on it.
Lincoln's 50,000 Silver Dollar Bar
It is a big place for being in the middle of no where. I have probably been there a hundred times. The bar area is covered with silver dollars
Lincoln's 50,000 Silver Dollar Bar
Looks like a wonderful place. I do love Montana, and I rarely admit it, but I have relatives that are, to put it mildly, wealthy, and own a bunch of land all over the west. I've always been odd man out and told them they could keep their damn money and land... bunch of snobby sons a bitches. But if I had my druthers, I'd live in Montana. I think it's the prettiest state I've ever been in my life, and if I ever do come into some large windfall of money, either by luck or my own ingenuity, I'm moving there.
Here is something on it.
Lincoln's 50,000 Silver Dollar Bar
It is a big place for being in the middle of no where. I have probably been there a hundred times. The bar area is covered with silver dollars
Lincoln's 50,000 Silver Dollar Bar
Looks like a wonderful place. I do love Montana, and I rarely admit it, but I have relatives that are, to put it mildly, wealthy, and own a bunch of land all over the west. I've always been odd man out and told them they could keep their damn money and land... bunch of snobby sons a bitches. But if I had my druthers, I'd live in Montana. I think it's the prettiest state I've ever been in my life, and if I ever do come into some large windfall of money, either by luck or my own ingenuity, I'm moving there.
My brother lives in Wyoming, so I have been through Montana a lot. If I ever become super wealthy, I know exactly where I will buy land.
This isn't where it is at, but have you ever been to Big Timber?
wow...very cool PR. Good luck.
OK..so how did you find it in the first place? Come on give us the dish.
I just bought a Morgan silver dollar that's one of two of the most valuable years minted between 1878 and 1921. One is the 1884 S mint, and the other is the 1889 CC mint. I acquired the first one, and it's in what I consider to be almost pristine condition. If it graded at MS68, it's fair market value is set at $937,500.00. Of course now I have to take the coin to a shop and have it registered, insured and sent into PCGS for grading. I paid $61 for it, obviously from someone who had no idea what they had. Just another old coin. I'm going to be on pins and needles until it comes back from grading. I could have hit the jack pot.
Looks like a wonderful place. I do love Montana, and I rarely admit it, but I have relatives that are, to put it mildly, wealthy, and own a bunch of land all over the west. I've always been odd man out and told them they could keep their damn money and land... bunch of snobby sons a bitches. But if I had my druthers, I'd live in Montana. I think it's the prettiest state I've ever been in my life, and if I ever do come into some large windfall of money, either by luck or my own ingenuity, I'm moving there.
My brother lives in Wyoming, so I have been through Montana a lot. If I ever become super wealthy, I know exactly where I will buy land.
This isn't where it is at, but have you ever been to Big Timber?
Yup. My niece lived up in Big Timber for awhile. Cool little town. My older sister lives in Sheridan. Her ex husband and family used to own Ruby Valley Lumber and Construction in Twin Bridges, just over from Dillon. I used to play "Broom Ball" for the Pioneer bar in Virginia City. My nephew cowboys on a 25,000 acre ranch just south of Ennis. Small ranch by Montana standards. There's nothing like that country. The mountains are full of beauty and intrigue. Old ghost towns, old mining settlements, miles from anything... man... I'm wanting to head out that way now...
Nothing if it's not sold.
wow...very cool PR. Good luck.
OK..so how did you find it in the first place? Come on give us the dish.
Believe it not... "ebay." Wish I had a cooler story, but that's it.
Drinks on PR!
It's exciting!
I just bought a Morgan silver dollar that's one of two of the most valuable years minted between 1878 and 1921. One is the 1884 S mint, and the other is the 1889 CC mint. I acquired the first one, and it's in what I consider to be almost pristine condition. If it graded at MS68, it's fair market value is set at $937,500.00. Of course now I have to take the coin to a shop and have it registered, insured and sent into PCGS for grading. I paid $61 for it, obviously from someone who had no idea what they had. Just another old coin. I'm going to be on pins and needles until it comes back from grading. I could have hit the jack pot.
It's exciting!
As soon as I get my hands on it, I'll post a pic of it.
That is cool.
You ever been to the Silver Dollar Bar in Montana?
Here is something on it.
Lincoln's 50,000 Silver Dollar Bar
It is a big place for being in the middle of no where. I have probably been there a hundred times. The bar area is covered with silver dollars
Lincoln's 50,000 Silver Dollar Bar
Looks like a wonderful place. I do love Montana, and I rarely admit it, but I have relatives that are, to put it mildly, wealthy, and own a bunch of land all over the west. I've always been odd man out and told them they could keep their damn money and land... bunch of snobby sons a bitches. But if I had my druthers, I'd live in Montana. I think it's the prettiest state I've ever been in my life, and if I ever do come into some large windfall of money, either by luck or my own ingenuity, I'm moving there.
I just bought a Morgan silver dollar that's one of two of the most valuable years minted between 1878 and 1921. One is the 1884 S mint, and the other is the 1889 CC mint. I acquired the first one, and it's in what I consider to be almost pristine condition. If it graded at MS68, it's fair market value is set at $937,500.00. Of course now I have to take the coin to a shop and have it registered, insured and sent into PCGS for grading. I paid $61 for it, obviously from someone who had no idea what they had. Just another old coin. I'm going to be on pins and needles until it comes back from grading. I could have hit the jack pot.
good for you, I hope you make your million...
I collect ancient greek and roman coins. every coupla summer I'll buy a sack sight unseen. Once I hit the jack pot for $2200.00...go get em tiger!!
Drinks on PR!