This is your last chance to buy silver

That's not usually how it works, not like flipping.

Based on ?

Silver $13. Premiums $15 on silver eagles. Little outta wack. The lower silver goes the more it is worth.

more like five bucks over spot

Dealers should be charged with gouging if they are selling more than 5-10% over spot during the emergency.

at the Counterfeit Store.

hookers might be cheap during the apocalypse but blow.. idk man. weed already took a 300% increase in price on that one day the stores were declared closed for 3 weeks.

Shhhh....you're ruining his sales pitch






Not worthless, but not as valuable as people think it will be.

Actually that is usually how it works. In times of panic, everybody converts to cash. Portfolios (see stock indices), precious metals (see gold last week).

You load up in peaceful times. At least, that's what big money did over the last years. Charts speak for themselves. Also, look what happened ~10 years ago. Many retailers bought the top because their hairdresser told them about the insane value of gold.

And silver is an industrial metal, and the price confirms it. It hasn't been a precious metal in recent history. You'd have to go back decades.

Coin shops are stripped bare.

Trying. No one is selling.

I havnt seen a coin shop in years

There was a dickhead offering for $600/oz on glp yesterday.

Not until manufacturing starts up again. Silver is used a lot in manufacturing. 60% of the world's silver is used in manufacturing.

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But then again people said that last year - Thread: This is last chance to buy gold and silver at low price.

And in 2011 - Thread: LAST CHANCE TO BUY SILVER FOR UNDER $50

And in 2010 - Thread: Gold and Silver - Last Chance To Get Physical?

And in 2009 - Thread: Silver $13.00 - $13.25 last chance

Last Edited by Pinochet'sChopperPilot on 03/17/2020 04:43 PM

They usually are in times of crisis/panic.

Some people prefer to hoard silver/gold for a time of crisis, and some people prefer to hoard other items (food/alcohol/tobacco/ammo/etc.).

There are 3 possible scenarios:


1. This blows over in 2-8 weeks (or pick a timeframe) and society starts rebuilding back to the way things were.

2. This persists over a long extended period of time and society completely collapses.

3. This lasts <insert time frame here> and society is forever changed, although still quasi-functional, it may never regain it's former status.


Then ask yourself in which of those 3 scenarios will gold/silver be a lot more wanted than it is right now?...in other words will the demand be greater than other things people need/want?

Last Edited by Callen on 03/17/2020 04:42 PM

the dealers are hoarding. its a sign that they believe in
a rush soon.

What's hour point? It's already unobtainium.

*your

The 2009 thread is still valid tho.

We call that a manipulated market.


Once it decouples from the paper silver idiots have been buying it will shoot up to 100 an ounce, assuming gold doesn't skyrocket, which it will.


Look for silver to stabilize around $250 in about a year.

so i watched the $POS crash yesterday and went to the local coin dealer in my small town here in BC, Canada to buy some more silver.

NO silver for sale at ANY price!
Only 2x 1oz gold coins left for sale.

something that amazed me.. coin dealer offered to BUY silver maples at $24CDN

the paper price of silver is a joke -- doesn't reflect physical reality on the street.

it will be 5 bucks

From $12 to $250/oz?

Not overnight. In about a year. Might go as high as $1000 meanwhile but be cautious.

After it decouples.


*please note, I used words, and those words had meanings, probably not the out of context meanings you implied with your response

so... can anyone actually buy physical silver where you're at?

there is none available in my area.. zippo.

kitco's online store appears to be crashed, but last i checked all bullion products were sold out and only the overpriced "collector" items were still in stock.

what a joke.

They aren't really "sold out".

The prices are dipping so low that they would be selling it to you for less than they paid for it.

Rather than take a loss, they say they're "sold out".

If prices jumped up to $25 per ounce for silver and $2000 per ounce for gold tomorrow, they would "magically" have lots of new stock that suddenly arrived from the mints and refineries...

Last Edited by Callen on 03/18/2020 02:53 PM