Thank you for keeping the debt clock front and center. I think it is more important than people realize. And Wow! Melania looked amazing in her shimmering silver dress. So many coms lately. I know this sounds trite but "it's happening".
The are becoming very hard to find. If they price lowers they will be impossible to find. That happened in 2012 when it dropped to 12 dollers,they just slapped a 6 doller premium on them. Normally it was a doller or two.....
Here is a good retailer that's little known,it looks like they have stock. If you own first majestic stock you can get a discount. This is part of the mining company.
I think a YouTube channel “Ron’s Basement” is sponsored by Firstmint. I’ll need to act quick for the reasons you point out. I think the days of cheap metal are gone forever, which is good if you own some.
“Bryan Free Silver” refers to William Jennings Bryan and his famous “Free Silver” movement in the late 1800s. It was a political and economic fight over what backed the U.S. dollar — gold only, or both gold and silver (bimetallism).
What “Free Silver” Meant
In the 1890s, the U.S. was on the Gold Standard — meaning dollars could only be redeemed for gold. Bryan and his supporters wanted:
“Free and unlimited coinage of silver at a ratio of 16:1 with gold”
This meant:
More silver coins → more money in circulation
Help for farmers, debtors, and working-class people who were being crushed by deflation and tight money
Inflation (on purpose) to rebalance wealth distribution
The “Free Silver” movement believed gold-only policy:
Favored banks, creditors, and elites
Suppressed wages and prices
Tied the economy to a rigged game
William Jennings Bryan’s Famous Speech
“You shall not crucify mankind upon a cross of gold!”
— Bryan, 1896 Democratic National Convention
This became the rally cry of the anti-bank, populist resistance — and he almost won the presidency.
My first thought was that 1180/oz would make me rather wealthy. My second thought was that the cost of bread in the Weimar Republic in 1923 went through a similar "increase" in value.
That debasement was controlled, effectively, by JP Morgan, and behind the scenes by families Rockefeller and Rothschild. And they did it by controlling both sides of that revaluation (see the short and long silver interest by JPM).
Exactly as appears to be happening in the US today using silver as the bomb.
If you had 1oz of silver to spend in the Weimar Republic during the hyperinflation phase you could have easily bought a week's worth of groceries for a family of four with it.
There are a lot of defunct siver mines out there. See if any are listed or watch for them to be. Ideally, mothballed with the lease and operating liceence still active. This means they can be reactivated quickly and come to marlet fast. Plenty of silver out there but it was not economic to mine at $5 and ounce back aroud 2000 so many closed.
There are also gold ETF's but you need to make sure they do actually have the silver in the vault and not a 'right'.
Hard part with buying physical is storing it, safe deposit boxes work well but gold is better in that its worth a lot more and therefore easier/cheaper to store.
Thank you for keeping the debt clock front and center. I think it is more important than people realize. And Wow! Melania looked amazing in her shimmering silver dress. So many coms lately. I know this sounds trite but "it's happening".
YW and I agree with you Lindy, I believe the Debt Clock is run by WH's, so it's an important comm! And it not trite to say because it's HAPPENING! 💥😸🍿
Any recommendations on Where/what/how to buy silver responsibly?
Shamefully, this is one of the paths I haven't studied up on
I use JM Bullion.
I do as well.
https://www.jmbullion.com/silver/silver-bars/
Me too. Done so for about 15 years. Tried a couple others early on too, but JMbullion is great. No desire to go elsewhere.
https://www.jmbullion.com/10-oz-silvertowne-buffalo-silver-bar/
All presale. They was still a few bars available yesterday
https://monumentmetals.com/silvertowne-prospector-5-oz-silver-bar.html
Here are some 5 oz bars still avaliable.
I managed to get eagles and some 10 oz bars. Keeping out of the bankers hands.
Thank you! I’m adding a final amount soon but wanted to see if we closed below 70, maybe get down to 60. Hope the CRIMEX helps me this one time!
The are becoming very hard to find. If they price lowers they will be impossible to find. That happened in 2012 when it dropped to 12 dollers,they just slapped a 6 doller premium on them. Normally it was a doller or two.....
It's no longer a buyers market. IMAO
Its still a great deal for silver.
Here is a good retailer that's little known,it looks like they have stock. If you own first majestic stock you can get a discount. This is part of the mining company.
https://firstmint.com/?gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=23184317956&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI3sHmlfbqkQMVWivUAR2HvBKvEAAYASAAEgKhCvD_BwE
Ahhh, from Ron’s Basement?
First majestic silver is the largest silver mining company in the US.
I would have no problem buying from them.
The big dealers are all out of silver.
I think a YouTube channel “Ron’s Basement” is sponsored by Firstmint. I’ll need to act quick for the reasons you point out. I think the days of cheap metal are gone forever, which is good if you own some.
https://greatawakening.win/p/1ARdW15d1l/guess-im-jumping-into-silver-nee/c/
We have discussed this several times. Just do a search for silver here.
Apmex or sd bullion i use both.
Sdbullion.com and jmbullion.com are good ones. Sd has some rounds for 78, not too badl
any .999 or better yet any .9999 silver rounds from known places, like american eagles, canadian maple leafs, philharmonics, etc.
I've only bought and trusted Provident Metals myself, bought 4 times from them, no problems.
Those are all sold out.
Meh, shoulda stacked over the last decade when we told ya ;)
The boat has sailed on $17 silver. Now all you can do, is try and find any sloppy 2nds, any random specks of shiny stuff left in stores.
https://nitter.net/USDebtClock_org/status/2006772413573235070?s=20
“Bryan Free Silver” refers to William Jennings Bryan and his famous “Free Silver” movement in the late 1800s. It was a political and economic fight over what backed the U.S. dollar — gold only, or both gold and silver (bimetallism).
What “Free Silver” Meant
In the 1890s, the U.S. was on the Gold Standard — meaning dollars could only be redeemed for gold. Bryan and his supporters wanted:
“Free and unlimited coinage of silver at a ratio of 16:1 with gold”
This meant:
More silver coins → more money in circulation
Help for farmers, debtors, and working-class people who were being crushed by deflation and tight money
Inflation (on purpose) to rebalance wealth distribution
The “Free Silver” movement believed gold-only policy:
Favored banks, creditors, and elites
Suppressed wages and prices
Tied the economy to a rigged game
William Jennings Bryan’s Famous Speech
“You shall not crucify mankind upon a cross of gold!” — Bryan, 1896 Democratic National Convention
This became the rally cry of the anti-bank, populist resistance — and he almost won the presidency.
Thanks Kingslea!
My first thought was that 1180/oz would make me rather wealthy. My second thought was that the cost of bread in the Weimar Republic in 1923 went through a similar "increase" in value.
That debasement was controlled, effectively, by JP Morgan, and behind the scenes by families Rockefeller and Rothschild. And they did it by controlling both sides of that revaluation (see the short and long silver interest by JPM).
Exactly as appears to be happening in the US today using silver as the bomb.
pay off a fixed rate mortgage rather quickly
There is that. Unfortunately(???), I don't have one of those.
Right now we hold the same amounts. Until my delivery. A 90 percent silver junk dime is worth 5 bucks plus
If you had 1oz of silver to spend in the Weimar Republic during the hyperinflation phase you could have easily bought a week's worth of groceries for a family of four with it.
Maybe a months' worth.
Amazing, isn't it? And the European central bankers who own our money are doing the same to us right now in real time.
No amount of paper will get you one silver dollar when it all finally goes sideways.
There are a lot of defunct siver mines out there. See if any are listed or watch for them to be. Ideally, mothballed with the lease and operating liceence still active. This means they can be reactivated quickly and come to marlet fast. Plenty of silver out there but it was not economic to mine at $5 and ounce back aroud 2000 so many closed.
There are also gold ETF's but you need to make sure they do actually have the silver in the vault and not a 'right'.
Hard part with buying physical is storing it, safe deposit boxes work well but gold is better in that its worth a lot more and therefore easier/cheaper to store.
Hidden value is about to break through fake valuations — the "system" can no longer suppress it.
Thank you kind sirs and madams
👍🏻
Genuine question, is it too late to get in??? I never knew this is what silver was worth now...
No
I bought some in early fall at $36-37 an ounce, and it’s doubled since. It’s still going to go way up, so jump in.
So when will be a good time to sell?
I'd keep holding...
Keep your physical, sell calls and buy puts if you think the price is close to a top and may drop.