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How keen would you all be on completing a stacking survey... This would be either based on volumes of bullion or numis and based on types of coins/bars... completely anonymous. Perhaps this could give a direction of who like what and what volumes we are keeping out of the market?

"they say silver is a byproduct and it will be left in the ground to support the silver price i.e. cannington will still be producing lead just not extracting the silver BYPRODUCT" I have been an analyst in base metal mining for 15 years and this statement clearly indicates you don't know what...

Sorry WRCMAD, apparently ALL those articles are wrong..... Ha ha... It appears we can not trust anything we read anymore...

M Sorry mate, according to someone here, you are also wrong... Apparently Cannington is not a silver mine....:lol:

Cannington is not closing in in 2 years time, he is referring to Zinc mines. It is that lead which he is referring to which may well be by-products. He is not making a statement that Cannington is closing down, nor does he refer to Cannington producing a silver byproduct, they actually refer...

Mr Battershill pointed out that over the next two years about 10 per cent of the world's zinc production will come off stream. The silver extracted as a byproduct in those mines will, therefore, stay in the ground and give some firm support to the silver price He is referring to the zinc mines...

Just show me any report or link which states that the lead is a by-product and I will accept. But according to the silver institute it is one of the primary products. So I doubt my list is wrong. Perhaps email them.

I rest my case... https://www.silverinstitute.org/site/supply-demand/silver-production/

Just clarify, producing more than one product does not mean that a mine produces only the one product. Yes it may produce lead, zinc and silver, it's silver is not considered a by-product because it is specifically targeted. Base on the production number reported in 2013 Cannington did produce...

http://www.mining-technology.com/projects/cannington/ Care to correct any other CJ?

Silver being the by-product of Zinc and Lead Mines is not in the Tailings (unless it is waste material)... it is included in the final concentrate product (usually zinc or Lead) which is paid for by the buyer of the product.

Did someone ask for primary silver mines = here is a list of primary Silver mines based on production volumes for 2011. Rank Name Country 1 Cannington Australia 2 Fresnillo Mexico 3 Dukat Russia 4 Uchucchacua Peru 5 Palmarejo/Trogan Mexico 6 Pallancata Peru 7 San Bartolome Bolivia 8 Pirquitas...

Bought 100oz Scottsdale on Tuesdale, and 50oz 2014 Maples this morning....

Can anyone recomend a place in Melbourne I can buy a gold acid test kit?

http://video.cnbc.com/gallery/?video=3000318321 Let's hope things change.....

Has anyone on here bought one of these fakes and is able to confirm they match the photos? Or is the seller only using stock photos from Perth Mint's site? Perhaps the actual coins received dont have the denomination printed, or perhaps even state copy? Perhap the photo looks nothing like the...

http://news.goldseek.com/GoldSeek/1412086200.php

http://silverinvestingnews.com/26466/silver-price-buy-endeavour-fortuna-wheaton-first-majestic.html Interesting article...

I am happy for now.... Today I can get more silver for what I could buy last week... and who knows maybe next week I can get even more... Ain't that why we stack. At one stage a kg silver was costing $800, today $675... If it is becomes cheaper, I will buy again...

I am happy with anything less than AUD 20/oz