and the smell of baking? It's so cold here today and I think I'm going to haul in some firewood and keep busy to help warm up a bit today.BRRRRR28 for a high todayEEK!
Better is an adjective, so you are correct. Into is a preposition, so you are correct. Hard is an adjective. Could is a verb. This is an adjective. Your third sentence is not clear.
In the condition you describe, it's only going to be worth the silver in it. As of this minute, that is $12.30. A small-time buyer of coins for their 'junk' silver value might pay you close to that, but if you took it to a store that says 'we pay top price for gold and silver', the top price you'd be offered is 75% of that. About $9. Probably less. You're fortunate that you have one dated before 1920, the year the silver content was reduced to 50% from the 92.5% sterling. But, US dealers don't know foreign coins that well and pay less for them for the silver than they will for 90% 'junk' US silver coins. This coin is slightly smaller than a US silver half dollar and contains 92 cents less silver, but you'd be offered 22 x face value for the half at most shops, or $11.
