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Xerosicyos danguyi (Silver Dollar Vine) is a dioecious climbing succulent with slender cylindrical stems branching from the base and thick...

Do you have a 1921 silver dollar that has been in your collection over the years, and you hope it is valuable? Well, you might be lucky to earn a lot of money from your

Eucalyptus ‘Baby Blue’ Eucalyptus pulverulenta Classic florists' eucalyptus. Robust plants produce column-like, sturdy stems packed with waxy, silvery blue leaves. Our recommended substitute for Silver Dollar. Round, 2" leaves. Also known as silverleaf mountain gum, gum, and euc. Tender perennial in Zones 9

The U.S. silver dollar dates back to the 18th century, 1794 to be exact. And this coin, of which 1,758 were minted, was never meant for circulation.

Though unpopular during 1972 for being big and bold, 1972 Eisenhower dollars are one of the favorites of coin collectors these days. Face value is simply $1, but these coins are worth much more than

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Xerosicyos danguyi is a climbing vine with cylindrical stems and thick, succulent, round leaves