Another story concerns

Chas. Smith is pictured inset, with an exterior elevation of his saloon including a sign �Silver Dollar Hotel� and a drawing showing the floor, with two coins embedded per rectangular tile. A little later in Ledger 694 we read:

We can only guess how many of those silver dollars gathered circa 1884 were of Seated Liberty design. Can E-Sylum readers suggest further examples of garish architecture/home decoration that one can visit today, daring visitors to look in any direction without seeing money?

To read the previous installment from ledger 694, see:MYSTERIOUS LEDGER SIX NINE FOUR: MONEY TO BURN(www.coinbooks.org/esylum_v12n34a19.html)

To read the earlier E-Sylum item about Silver Dollar Smith, see:SILVER DOLLAR SMITH'S SALOON(www.coinbooks.org/esylum_v12n29a27.html)