For a long time I did not dare to write this post. You know that I rarely ask for help. But now the situation is just that. After the divorce, it’s very difficult for me to keep all the animals. Winter

I have decided to let another item from my collection go. She's in decent shape for the age. LOL. But don't worry, I have more. Photo from my collection. Posted from my blog with SteemPress :

Hello everybody! Come on down. This is a great time to get your Steem. Right now we are marking down all our 2018 Steem to make room for the new 2019-model Steem. While supplies last you can get Steem

Hello, Steemians. Let us introduce you a new Steem Blockchain based Ad Platform - DCLICK. DCLICK : DCLICK is a project aimed to connect the Creators and Advertisers. The Creators can include an advertisement

Photo by me. From my collection. From my collection this is a 1971 S Eisenhower Proof Dollar. It is 40% silver. It came sealed in a protective case and collectors box. This was sold by the mint for a premium

The Interview a Steem Stakeholder Series is a project to help inform the community about the views of the largest Steem stakeholders. The goal is to help "regular users" better understand the

Photo by me. From my collection. This is a 1949 Roosevelt Dime. This design was started in 1946 and continues through today. Although it looks just like the dimes in your pocket, this one is 90% silver,

Photo by me. If you're new to coin collecting, here is a great book for reference. I would venture a guess that most all coin collectors have a copy. It is published by Whitman, a longtime player in the

Photo by me. From my collection. This is a 1957 D Franklin Half Dollar. The D indicates it was minted in Denver (Colorado - US). The Franklin Half was minted from 1948 to 1963. It is 90% Silver. Its designer

Photo by me. From my collection. This is a 1963 D Washington Quarter. It is Mint State which means it is uncirculated condition . Or most collectors just refer to them as uncirculated. And yes, it does

Hello animal lovers! I hope you will join me in supporting Tazewell ARC (@tarc), a small, under-funded animal shelter in rural Appalachia that helps hundreds of dogs annually with food, shelter, vaccinations,

From my collection. This is an 1898 Morgan Silver Dollar. Named for the designer, George T. Morgan. These were minted from 1878 to 1904 and again in 1921. This one was struck at the Philadelphia Mint.

There has been a lot of talk over the years about witness voting and how some accounts have too much control over who is in the witness ranks due to their very high stakes. Some might not know what witnesses

Photo by me. Here is another item from my collection. This is a 1923 S Peace Dollar. The S is mint mark that states it was minted in San Francisco. The Peace Dollar was minted from 1921 to 1935 but skipped

Photo by me. From my collection.   I thought I'd share an item from my collection. This is a 1943 Walking Liberty Half Dollar. The Walking Liberty was minted from 1916 to 1947. This one is from the

In 2013, I got booted off a local Facebook yardsale page because I used the term “kill shelter” in a comment. Admins of that group advised that it was an “offensive” term and that I would have to find

Any of you ever feel like this guy? Yeah, well--me too. My nonprofit rescue, @tarc, is finally moving forward with the October transport, but I'm starting to get a little ragged around the edges. This

Photos by me.   As I said in part one, The Basics, there are many different ways to collect currency. In this post I’ll talk about some collectible notes you may find in your change. They are called Star

Last week we shared a post about the grave need for donations to vet some dogs who’ve been picked for transport. It got lost in the hardfork meltdown, so we’re posting again…except now it’s not just two

As most who follow our blog know, the Steem Creator’s conference in Toronto was fantastic. The Writers’ Block was represented by four key members: @gmuxx, @rhondak, @jasonbu, and @shadowspub. Interestingly,