That is a question I doubt anyone can answer with 100% accuracy. Silver has yet to break through it's old 1981 all-time high of $50, so that is a good potential starting target. Based off of flawed government inflation figures, the inflation-adjusted price should be around $140 in today's dollars. Real inflation targets $300-$400 per ounce of silver. If we were to go back to a gold/silver standard, the price would have to be even higher than that - maybe even triple-digit silver prices, and gold over $10,000. Hope this helps, but do your own research and take into account: supply, demand, inflation, and trends. Good luck!

That is a question I doubt anyone can answer with 100% accuracy. Silver has yet to break through it's old 1981 all-time high of $50, so that is a good potential starting target. Based off of flawed government inflation figures, the inflation-adjusted price should be around $140 in today's dollars. Real inflation targets $300-$400 per ounce of silver. If we were to go back to a gold/silver standard, the price would have to be even higher than that - maybe even triple-digit silver prices, and gold over $10,000. Hope this helps, but do your own research and take into account supply, demand, inflation, and trends. Good luck!