Buncha silver bars? How did these get here?

Einstein · Jun 10, 2005

I found 21 silver bars today. some were spread out and some were in 3-4 to a hole, all were about the same 3 inchs down. I have no idea how these got here, they are all .999 are dated 1980 and weigh a troy ounce. Does anyone know how much they are worth? This is by far not my first find just my first post, and not a bad one at that. emc2

Coin_Saver · Jun 12, 2005

Mmmmm, silver.... drooool, i beleive u Einstien, lets just see some pix! i think u could prolly get an article in W&ET! cool! HH CS

Floater · Jun 12, 2005

ROFL

He looks just like the guy in The Day the Earth stood still. I wonder if this is Relative.

ARCOMANDPURPLE · Jun 12, 2005

Michigan Badger said:
I found a picture of this guy online.

He looks honest enough to me.

LOL........

DugHoles · Jun 12, 2005

Silver Bars

? Sounds like something you would find on a sunken ship in the Carribbean.....

GJ & HH,

DugHoles
Upstate NY

Einstein · Jun 16, 2005

UPDATE:
WOW I forgot my password and havent been on in a while, thanks for all the comments. Ok heres what happened next. I did need money and didnt know their worth except the actual value by weight being about $7 I figured. So I go to the pawn shop and the guy turns me down, and offers me $4 each. I thought about it and said no, a old guy chased me out of the store and offered me $10 each $200.00 and I took it. I kept a nice one for memory of the excitement. Why didnt I think to take a picture after all those times of lining them up

The next comment is the only picture of the exact same ones I could find The only difference is mine said 1980 not 81'
sorry to post and run before but im really bad at remembering my passwords.
Just got a digital camera so I will try to take pictures of some of my junk eh hemm i mean treasure......

***These were in the woods behind a church. Just noticed I asked how these got there and didnt even say where there was.

Einstein · Jun 16, 2005

Ok they are much much smaller than this. they are just a little bigger than a half dollar in length and pretty fat.

AND YES IT IS ALWAYS RELATIVE

root · Jun 16, 2005

ROFL He looks just like the guy in The Day the Earth stood still. I wonder if this is Relative.<FloatMon

I think that professor dude in Day The Earth Stood Still was the same guy that played Ben Caseys partner. Zorba da Greek.....

Great movie by the way......

das root