The Silver Dollar gleams in the light. Under the magnifying glass, it is easy to read the details.
One side shows the head of the Statue of Liberty, with the word "Liberty" stamped upon her brow and the legend
E Pluribus Unum around the coin, and the date "1895" on the bottom.
The other side shows a bald eagle, wings outstretched and grasping arrows and laurel leaf in its claws, with more laurel leaves as decoration. Between the eagle's wings are the words "In God We Trust", and around the coin are more words: "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ONE DOLLAR".
Gasp! A rare find indeed - this is the 1895 Morgan Silver Dollar, which can fetch anything from $21,000 to about $40,000 in big auctions or at major coin dealer firms. This is the rarest of the rare. Hold on to that coin! (The links are to pictures of what the coin looks like - a very nice piece of numismatic art.

And I'm not kidding, The Butler - if you really have a Silver Dollar, it could be worth a mint. Of course, it depends on its age and condition ... but ...)
As for me ... a glass of water.
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Yep, I hate that too, Interrobang. That's why I always have an extra box of tissues around the house, just in case.