I'm not saying they're a bad investment, I just don't understand how a value is applied to them. How is a value applied to gold? For its industrial usage in electronics? Jewelry? I know they've been used for thousands of years, but who determines they're worth? If I decide gold isn't worth being used for jewelry because the only thing worth getting is a watch, do I get to decide on its price?
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Ounces of physical silver can be traded for food. Grams and ounces of silver could very well become the underground community’s choice of trading currency.
Also good to have for trading, even if you don’t use them, are cigarettes and alcohol.
It already is. For the Canuck truckers we kept paying them in silver once Trudeau froze our accounts.
I knew those Canadians were smart ;-)