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RE: David C. Davis - San Francisco, California

@silveringots you once told me that this would be my resource to learn about all things shiny ingot and I must say you were correct. The styles and makers are foreign to me, but it is interesting to learn about them. As you said it would be interesting to document where the stamping was and if you could isolate a time frame. Perhaps, they changed their head of production several times and this lead to changes in stamping. Wonder if there would be any one from the company or a family member that may have notes about it. Thanks for sharing and would make for a great coffee table book!!

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@dwingsworld So here is a magazine article found pertaining to the David C Davis Ingots dating production around 1968. This has been a valuable article in the history of this refiner. It shows production targeting the "collector" audience. Which I find to be amazing. Back in 1968 collectors were not out there like they are today. Great to see you enjoying the articles and intend to keep the content comming. Along with the games😎

Very cool and I appreciate you sharing buddy!! Really is interesting and I feel like stacking is a lot like coin collecting. Given that we are kind of a small community and a niche market there was probably a good number of people interested in this type of product. Thanks for everything @silveringots

Market for silver ingots is growing faster then any other metal market right now. Thanks @dwingsworld