Symptoms. Having bad handwriting alone does not indicate that a person has dysgraphia. Signs and symptoms of dysgraphia include: 1  Handwriting that is illegible. 2  Letter sizes and shapes are irregular. 3  Incomplete letters. 4  Difficulty using writing as a means of communication. 5  Awkward pencil grip.
1964 was the last year the US minted dimes and quarters from silver for regular circulation. The US Mint makes proof sets every year that have silver coins in them, which you can buy from the US Mint or a local coin dealer. Also, look out for silver halves, which were last made in 1964 as well at 90% silver. Then remember to look for 40% silver halves between 1965 & 1970.
Various commemorative coins minted before and after 1964 also contain silver but these were not generally intended for daily circulation. All dimes, quarters, half dollars and dollar coins minted in 1964 and before all contain silver. For the most part, the silver comprises 90% of the weight of the coin. In addition, during the years of World War 2, US nickels also contained silver.