Hey Dennis.
Just because I said not to make an offer doesn't mean someone wouldn't have made an offer. People don't read. Also, if I do not get what I want, I'll just wait until silver goes up to $40 an ounce and scrap them. And if someone ask why scrap them if you can get more just selling them, well I won't have the hassle of taking pictures, listing, shipping etc. Too many people have complained "oh there is a scratch on the strike". Well let's see, the strike is over 20 years old and moves around in the case. They want a mint condition strike in a mint condition case for face value. Not happening.
Do you still collect casino silver rounds and bars? I haven't seen any in a while. We don't get many casino coins here in Ohio. Mostly old and tarnished strikes if any at all.
Thanks,
Sarge