Originally Posted by Dustyone
Originally Posted by MontanaCreekHunter
Originally Posted by Dustyone
Originally Posted by Otter
My sibs and I inherited a small amount of silver when our parents passed. No gold except jewelry. The only PM I have "invested" in is Pb . . . and I will give it up one 500 gr ingot at a time . . . roughly 10,000 of them.


Silver is only a precious metal in certain colonial coins and the silver eagles being sold on TV are worth their weight in silver at the moment and perhaps a dollar more if you can find a sucker dumb enough. Pb is lead by the way, if it was precious my tackle box would be in a vault


Silver has millions of applications, It's value will remain as long as society remains.

LOL silver is currently 82 cents per gram to gold's $58.29 per gram.



That isn't the point. Nobody was talking about price. It's about the value/need/desire for an item. Silver will always have a demand. Gold will too they are both used extensively in electronics.


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