After giving away a walking liberty half dollar the other day I got the itch to give another away.
I had to do something to sweeten the pot on the NFL sweepstakes so I gave away some silver. I have a small collection of these half dollars and they are all in the same shape, well used!
Here are a couple more that represent the shape of the whole collection:
Nice coins, but not worth more than melt value. The average silver weight of this coin is 0.3617oz, so multiply that by the current spot price of silver ($28.29) and you end up with a value of $10.27 usd.
These are nice coins and high on a lot of people list of favorite coins, another reason I enjoy giving them away :)
So, I wanted to have some sort of contest to give another away, not just a raffle but something fun. I was thinking back to the wild west days of Steem and all the various giveaways and contests that were held, and I wanted to do something like that.
However, for that to work there needs to be a decent amount of folks participating, and that's just not the case here anymore. It's fine, things change, and I had an idea...
I headed over to the SGS discord with the contest already in mind, but I said this...
And that was it, that was the contest xD
I decided before hand that the first suggestion that was NOT, "give it to me" would win π
But, before I reveal the winner, here is a sample of the other "suggestions", all from different folks...
- "Just give it to me"
- "It would look great in my collection"
- "shipping cost will kill you"
- "I can't join because I'm in Malaysia"
- "keep it for this years #secretsanta"
- "Whatever game you pick, don't let
win it"
Uh, thanks?
The first response I got, and the winner for suggesting an almost real contest, is
πCongratulations :Dπ
DM an address and I'll be happy to send the 1941 coin your way π
Contest, Part II
That's right, I'm going to raffle a 1943 Walker off now, this one to be exact
The coin will be sent in a regular, first class envelope world-wide, as it is just under and ounce. Here is the card with 's winning coin.