I just sit back and wait for the time when everyone will be saying do you remember when you could buy silver for under $20. I prefer silver more because it's shiny. Cheers my friend.
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I just sit back and wait for the time when everyone will be saying do you remember when you could buy silver for under $20. I prefer silver more because it's shiny. Cheers my friend.
When I was a kid in the late 1950s early 1960s it was not unusual to get old (at the time) mercury dimes or standing liberty quarters in change. Even silver war Jefferson nickels were common. Collecting wheat cents was very popular with young and old. Not many people knew what the new clad 1965 silverless coins meant. I'm 66 and been collecting for 60 years. I could go on and on about coin stories. I have spent real silver Morgan dollars at face value. So what I have seen happen, to silver, in a partial lifetime is really cool, but there is going to be an exponential explosion in silver prices to big to imagine, in the future. I hope to experience it too, although it my be very painful.
That time will come, and they will say I wish I had bought silver when it was $20.00. Thanks for the comment, keep stacking my friend.