I used to be indifferent to gold and silver and that one gold and silver autist changed my thinking. He would always say...
"A gold ounce 900 years ago is that same ounce of gold today, doesn't matter if the dollar exists or not."
And he also said "a silver piece the size of a silver dime used to be a days wage for most of human history."
So each 15$ ounce of silver you buy right now is equal to at least 2 weeks of wages when this debt laden inflationary economy crashes.
It all makes sense
The past doesn't dictate the future, user.
smart. minimum $140 per ounce EOY 2019
$20 EOY
>smart. minimum $140 per ounce EOY 2019
You're insane
you're right, $500 minimum, it's the only safe haven other than gold and gold will be too expensive for most people by then. financial collapse worse than 2008 coming soon
don't forget platinum faggots, look at the fucking charts and the platinum ratio is totally fucked.
>platinum
no one gives a fuck about platinum except for industrial uses. it's all about silver and gold for financial collapse
Have some gold and silver
Some crypto
Some stocks / ETFs
Some guns and ammo
Some food
Some hard cash
Shiny rock.
Internet meme tokens
I read this after buying a 10 ounce bar...just
bitcoinexchangeguide.com
Silver is rubbish. Don't waste your money on it
You must realize that more gold and silver is being pulled out of the Earth every day... And that it is no different from any other commodity except that retards used to use it for money because it was shiney
Information is money now
i agree. past stock market returns do not dictate future stock market returns.
>numbers on the internet are money and not real things used in the economy
This is why you will always fail user.
flip it and invest in onions rice bruh
Spoiler, they did not turn atoms with 29 protons into atoms with 79 protons.
How did you buy it, and what product did you buy?
Should I buy $15ish 1oz silver or $40ish for gram of gold?
Pawn shop has no silver rounds in fact there is no bars or rounds in my whole town.
They have silver eagle proofs for $35ish and grams of gold.
Don't overpay the premium for proofs. Just get bulk silver or junk silver online.
Silver. Don't buy at a pawn shop moron. Go to a coin shop or order online at apmex
Went to local coin shop. You know like when you want a sandwich you go to subway?
This is retarded. Diversify is what he should be doing. Coins with a slight markup, so called semi-numismatic where you pay a couple of extra dollars go up way more in value because of collectors.
And a bible
Cracks.... Sips....
ETPMAG ALL IN
The cheapest silver coins I have found are 90% silver quarters with the date worn off. I'm thinking about getting a couple of rolls of those.
FUCK COINS!most of them have a face value. BULLION BULLION dick fucks or nothing for storing your weath
Industrial uses are recession proof.
it also has consumption value, dingus,unlike your virtual """"money"""" that is legal tender nowhere
Platinum literally feeds the world.
We need platinum catalysts to make ammonia for fertilisers.
Without platinum catalysts, there wouldnt be enough nitrogen fixing bacteria in the worlds soil to feed the entire planet.
Without platinum, the worlds population would struggle to exceed 3 billion
The price of silver might still be a bit inflated currently overall but a solid buy none the less if you are averaging down and simply as a hyperinflation hedge. Historcial 5 and almost 10 year lows.
but seriously this
>no medicaments
never gonna make it
China has gotten pretty efficient at making fake morgans and other 90% coins. Id stick with 999 rounds and bars from a reputable vendor.
tfw bought hundreds of ounces of AG at the bottom of the market this year
Posting some of my stack
You've got it wrong, I think. A reasonably good wage prior to FDR's repricing of gold was $20/week ($1,000/year) which was about $4/day, which is about 4 troy ounces of silver. So your 250 ounces of silver is about 12 weeks of labor if things somehow revert to how things were in pre Great Depression America.
I seriously doubt that is going to happen and I say that as a person who holds several thousand ounces of silver. Barring a deflationary spiral or yet another silver bubble as in 2011, you're not going to see incredible gains in purchasing power from owning silver (or gold for that matter).
>medicaments
Hans...