If I read Pam's post correctly, it seems this whole post got nasty when both sides were kind of right. Wish Pam posted her response three days ago! It seems she is saying the $200 was donated to the CCGTCC on behalf of the SS Club, since the SS Club was (or is) under the umbrella of the CCGTCC and doesn't have storage, it sounds like everything donated to the SS club is held by the CCGTCC anyway. Even if an SS Club officer was there to accept it, they would have turned around and handed it over the the CCGTCC anyway, for storage and future display in the museum, of which a section will include silver strikes and memorabilia, including the SSOY strikes.

We can tip our hats to the Non Menber (his spelling, not mine), for initiating the nastiness behind his cowardly post, and then it went severely downhill after that.

Bottom line is, the strike is in storage, it's part of the SSOY collection, and it will be in a future museum for all to view.

Does anyone besides me think the $200 TI has a curse on it? From the very beginning when a very few hoarded them all, seems this strike is just mired in controversy...