Silver: $420,800 / $26 per silver ounce (just an average for 2024) =16,184 silver coins to buy an average house, compared to only 6,500 silver coins in 1925. Silver could increase in comparison to house prices, or housing could drop in value, deflation, compared to silver. Silver could go to $64.73 per coin to be at the equivalent purchasing power in relation to a home price in 1925, where 6,500 silver hopefully in the future x $64.73 = approx. $420,800.____Other thoughts are that everything is so inflated and silver could become in short supply for industry that silver could go to $600 per ounce and even $1,200 to &1,600 per ounce. ____ (34 minute laid back interview with David Morgan of the Morgan Report: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ajr4E5Q-UYA ____ be careful with the volume though, caution: volume goes from loud to soft between the host on the left (Loud) to quiet (guest David Morgan on the right)

Silver: $420,800 / $26 per silver ounce (just an average for 2024) =16,184 silver coins to buy an average house, compared to only 6,500 silver coins in 1925. Silver could increase in comparison to house prices, or housing could drop in value, deflation, compared to silver. Silver could go to $64.73 per coin to be at the equivalent purchasing power in relation to a home price in 1925, where 6,500 silver hopefully in the future x $64.73 = approx. $420,800.____Other thoughts are that everything is so inflated and silver could become in short supply for industry that silver could go to $600 per ounce and even $1,200 to &1,600 per ounce. ____ (34 minute laid back interview with David Morgan of the Morgan Report: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ajr4E5Q-UYA ____ **** be careful with the volume though, caution: volume goes from loud to soft between the host on the left (Loud) to quiet (guest David Morgan on the right)****