Despite the naysayers, the future of silver looks great. Gave you a plug in the above post @Marchas45 , of 'Silver Recliner Report' fame. SilverStacker JOHNLGALT haters in 3,2,1...LOLOL.
Now skbullion is having the presale and price is cheaper by $1 for 2 oz. I'm pondering whether to buy the 1 oz pre-sale just to lock in the price. But I'm concerned about scratches on the queen's face. So far, bullionstar QB 1oz gold coins are ok, but if I buy pre-sale, it's a risk.
Like anyone's going to complain about scratches on the Queens face, there are so many Queen haters out there.
The alternative is worst? Ok, I think I see the problem now. In Australia, the queen's head is everywhere and on every coin so it's an eye sore, but the queen's head is quite a novelty at least here in Singapore.
Scratches on coins are never nice. As for Her Majesty Elizabeth II, by the Grace of God, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and of her other realms and territories Queen, Head of the Commonwealth and Defender of the Faith.... I like her. Im a monarchist.
There is less than 1/4 oz. of silver for each person on earth. Got your 1/4 oz? Short Video on the subject of this 'REAL MONEY'.
You seem like a person who would love the SilverDoctors website, where you do not have to log in to make comments. CHEERS & look forward to seeing you post comments there. _JLG. Links to other articles are also allowed there.
Nope @johngalt, but no love for the graph and trends, I want to be make it simple, Better to keep buying what ever available. Nice hearing from you JLG.
slowly as in not in one go, China is adding 10 tonnes each month so I add 10 oz of silver for each month, if I get 5 x 10 oz bars, will rest for the next 4 months so that at end of the year, would have one 10 oz bar and one 100 oz bar, that is the idea is your location Turkey ? over there many nice bars too
Don't forget shiny yellow, that one has better upside in the short term due to falling mine production. Silver still needs to be mined a little more before scarcity sets in.
Maybe need to change this thread to "What do the voices in your head tell you about silver" ... not much point talking about technicals when crooks control the spot price ... it might take another financial crisis to shift the price into panic price territory ...
Cheap sterling silver jewellery sold at flea markets in Singapore. Price is usually SGD10 for a bangle. They are gaining in popularity in recent years. A quick search shows that a gold bangle that is around the same dimension will cost SGD2000-SGD4000. It's strange how a gold bangle can cost x200 to x400 of a silver bangle of the same size when the GSR is only 85? From another stall, old designs, not so interesting.
I'm stunned to read that some people actually believe that silver is NOT a precious metal... surely nobody could truly believe themselves when they type that rubbish. What next from the vast depths of the intellectual puddle of our esteemed cryptocurrency collecting millennials? "Other than for it's ornamental use as jewellery, gold is almost useless therefore it's also is not a precious metal" ... yep stating that silver is not PM is that laughable. It is most definitely a Nobel metal that has been traded for over 4000 years as real wealth. Silver will continue to be traded as a precious metal for as long as mankind can withstand the ravages of time. I'm still on the buy for silver. The future of PM is bright.
