Coinflation.com says $79.33 per ounce for silver. That's where I usually go to check, as it also tells the melt value of coins.

I used to be able to buy a loaf of bread for a single silver dime. Today, I can buy two loaves. That means the price of silver is high compared to other commodities.

Gold is $4562, which seems a bit much also. Before the Fed, an ounce of gold was $20 and could buy a nice suit. If today's ounce price is any indication, I don't believe I can ever buy another suit. The current price is over twice what a good custom men's suit should cost.

As high as silver is right now, it's still way underpriced compared to the price of gold based on relative rarity of the two.