Let's try a screen shot.... https://bullionsharks.com/2026-1-am...m=email&utm_campaign=CAC_2026Eagle&utm_id=CAC
That didn't work either. Well, you folks get the idea. Anyone that buys into this rot is an idiot......
Even if you think silver's just about to go to $100/oz or more... spend your $100 right now on two generic one-ounce bars.
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/magnum opusYou may recognize magnum (meaning "great") as a Latin word that shows up in altered forms in several English words, and perhaps you can also come up with a few words that are related to opus ("work"). Magnitude, magnanimous, opulent, and operate are some obvious relations of the two. Magnum opus, which entered English in the 18th century, retains the original Latin spelling and the literal meaning "great work." Although the term most often refers to literary, musical, or artistic productions, it has been used to describe many kinds of great works, including games, construction projects, and even surgical techniques.
I didn't know CAC even graded silver eagles. As busy as they are, I wouldn't think they would have the time.