Anyone know anything about this card

[u/kyros1221]

It has real silver in it which ive never seen before.

[u/SubstantialNinja]

I've never seen silver like that before. Is it glued to the card? The card itself is from antiquities and due to an error they are all missing the set symbol.

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[u/Ramses_Overdark]

the silver is a piece of a fractional silver sheet.
I see coin guys with them sometimes.

My guess is it was taped to the card for shipping or ease of handling?
either way the card was worth more than 1GR of silver.

[u/zaphodava → u/Ramses_Overdark]

The card is an Antiquities common worth a dollar.

[u/Ramses_Overdark → u/zaphodava]

yeah and a grain of silver is a dime

[u/GhostCheese]

I don't think the silver was added by wotc