Why haven't you traded all your goybucks for silver yet?

Why haven't you traded all your goybucks for silver yet?

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this is why

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why silver and not gold?

Why not both

Gold is ok too. Silver is more practical as a medium of exchange since there is so much more of it, the value per unit is lower. Golds value is so dense it's hard to make small purchases with it.

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I'm moving cross country soon so probably turning my shop tools into silver coins

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>implying having $'s is better when PUBLICLY STATED inflation YoY is above 7%
Lol. Lmao.
Stay poor, angloid.

Buying miners

>female opinion
Women should not be allowed to post on the internet.

Yes when you buy silver, your dealer just takes the nushekels you paid with and buys more silver for his shop with them. It's zero sum. The point is to remove our confidence from central banks and place it in something else by rejecting their currency and using one with a 6000 year legacy.

cause when SHTF i will want to barter my goods ive stocked for other goods that i need, not rocks. 1 can of beans will be worth 1000x more than an any amount of silver or gold.

Bayhorse

The historic gold to silver ratio is out of whack. Gold spot price is thought to be closer to its actual value while silver is deeply undervalued and so has more potential for gains.

thanks. which website has the lowest premiums? i see silver is $30/oz but buying 100oz costs $3,900.....

No the point is that you really really like shiny rock and can't help buying it.

The price of silver is being kept down artificially.

Have 33,000 shares

Silver worthless they only hype it up because there’s low industrial demand so you idiots take up the slack
keep your $25 trash

Copper has better value

Thinks Gold and Silver just shiny pretty things to look at. Or fed.

actually it's not zero sum. if it were zero sum, there'd be no point. but they DO buy more gold and silver with your $$$, they'll charge you "spot" (or some other price) + X% and will buy your gold/silver back for "spot" - Y% and keep the spread.

But OP, I already have (:

The globalist are crashing this world's economy (with no survivors). Now seems like a good time to stock up on gold and silver any other things you might need during harder times ahead.

Don't let the kikes suppress your hard earned wealth!

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ok zoomer. have fun with your pajeet scamcoins

Buy assets, if youre too poor then try with all your might to but a sailboat and flee. Theyre attacking savings via inflation.

>silver is deeply undervalued
please explain. is it being massive shorted or manipulated? i want to take half of my life savings ($1,600) out of USD but not sure if precious metals is a good hedge against the fuckery afoot

i hear that but not sure the motive

>low industrial demand
Top kek. Invested in copper too

This. I have never heard a woman say anything remotely intelligent in my 21 years. Not a single example

Only those who live in Kitchener/Waterloo purchase silver. The rest of us buy gold and bronze.

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This is what you look like.

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>Why haven't you traded all your goybucks for silver yet?

Nobody accepts silver as payment in stores

>there’s low industrial demand
Silver has more industrial applications than, say, gold. Industrial consumption of silver has been growing year over year.

>devalued because of humidity or whatever that's a disgrace.
Silver will tarnish if exposed to air for long periods. It can be easily cleaned however. And this doesn't change its value at all.

My understanding is that the price is being supressed by paper silver, and that paper silver far exceeds the physical supply. In the event of a spike in demand, this price manipulation will become untenable and the market will undergo a correction. I read an article on ZeroHedge a few months back that have claimed this correction could result in gains of as much as 7x todays spot price but how accurate that claim is, I can't say. Still, I think it's safe to say silver will at least be a good hedge against inflation in the coming years.

I have lots of maples. And some of the Buffalo with the redskin on the back.