In The Corner With Dan Hughes

The rare 1903-O (for New Orleans) silver dollar was worth a lot of money in the early 1960s.  Then several thousand of them were found, stored uncirculated in bags of a thousand each, in a vault at the Philadelphia mint.  Suddenly, their value dropped by two-thirds.This show explains why the mint made more silver dollars than they needed for half a century, and why silver dollars are suddenly in demand every November.  And how, in November 1962, the Philadelphia mint sold millions of uncirculated old silver dollars that had been hidden away in its vaults. If you need a really great book on metal detecting, either for yourself or for a gift, please give mine a look.  It's at http://treasuremanual.com, along with some articles and tips and secrets to help you improve your detecting skills.