Today we've got two more coins from around the world that contain silver. First is an 1861 decimo from Chile. 

This phrase translates to "By Reason or Force". Seems like a logical national motto. Especially when you realize that it's in reference to Chile's struggle for independence from Spain. 

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The back side has some punches in it. But what I find interesting is that these don't actually go through to the other side. There's got to be a story there. I wish I know what it was.

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Next we have an 1865 British shilling. Nothing too exciting here, but I just love old, worn coins. Especially silver ones.

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