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To better understand why this dramatic shift has occurred, an interview with Keith from Coin Crew, a coin shop in Michigan, revealed several insights. Keith noted that the current low demand for 90% silver largely stems from two factors:
Increased Inventory: Many people are selling their 90% silver holdings, leading to a surplus in the market. This can be attributed to broader economic pressures, as individuals seek liquidity amid rising living expenses.
Changing Consumer Preferences: There is a noticeable trend, according to Keith, of buyers increasingly opting for pure silver — indicating that the appetite for 90% silver may have changed.