Naturally, The Doc has the perfect gift for Blythe in mind....
Currently up for auction on ebay is 1 toilet seat embedded with 78 unique 1964 US Silver coins.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Lucite-Glass-toilet-seat-embedded-16-80-FV-90-1964-Silver-coins-BELOW-MELT-/220965322557?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item33728f3f3d
From the item description:
So what do you get the silver investor who has everything?
You get him/her a Round clear toilet seat embedded with 78 silver coins all minted in 1964! Total Face value is $16.80 with 12 Kennedy half dollars, 28 quarters and 38 dimes all minted in 1964. There is about 12 troy oz of pure silver in this seat. Talk about a conversation seat! Maybe not! You will be sitting on a lot of silver.
The seat is in used condition with some scratches, slight crazing in lucite in one area, oxidation on hinge, split on rubber pads. About 15 of the coins show discoloration. Overall the seat is in good usable condition and very unique.
What could be a more fitting gift and daily remembrance of our affection for the head of JPM's Commodity Division?