Yeah, but I was looking for confirmation to see where this is going. I don't have money to invest in either. I'm thinking if it goes up high enough, lead and brass might be the wise investment
I was wondering how much weight x number of ounces of Silver would add to a safe the other day, and actually opened my browser to search on "How much would x ounces of silver weigh?"
Yeah, but I was looking for confirmation to see where this is going. I don't have money to invest in either. I'm thinking if it goes up high enough, lead and brass might be the wise investment
If you can afford lead and brass,you can afford a few ounces of silver. It could go to several hundred.
Just remember, a safe only as secure as your willingness to not open it when a gun is put your family members head.
I have only a small amount in my safe. I'm a pretty good carpenter.
Now you want to hear something fully?
I was wondering how much weight x number of ounces of Silver would add to a safe the other day, and actually opened my browser to search on "How much would x ounces of silver weigh?"
I caught myself before going full stupid lol.
I bought some silver mining stocks weeks ago,to profit on the run up.
I'm not bying more silver right now.
The irony is that troy oz is actually about 9% heavier than a normal oz, so it's not an entirely dumb search.
Yes, in my thinking I did take that into account, that 1 Troy Ounce is 1.097 Ounces.
Bottom line is that you can add some "not insignificant" weight to a safe with a couple 1000 ounces of silver.
2000 troy ounces = 137 pounds.
Don’t forget seeds.
Got plenty of that. Corn, squash, pew pew, beans, sorghum, lettuce and so much more