Silver Is On A Tear Today

Discussion in 'Bullion Investing' started by Collecting Nut, Nov 28, 2025.

  1. Mkm5

    Mkm5 Well-Known Member

    That must be quite a memory!

    If Larry was playing in the NFL these days, the league would probably make him strap down that right arm that could lift a defensive back off his feet with apparently zero effort!

    He actually looks like he doesn't care if he finds the gap, just run right through them, you can almost see the fear in their eyes when they're in his path!
     
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  3. Jeffjay

    Jeffjay Well-Known Member

    I've been playing with The house's money since 2011. I'll sell when I need the money regardless of what silvers value is.
     
  4. Clawcoins

    Clawcoins Damaging Coins Daily

    my original silver stash is from the mid 90's and early 2000s when it was $4/oz but like $7 for each eagle, a couple tubes.

    But it's hard to sell much. I did sell a bunch back to Provident but I can't recall when that was in the past 10 years. Of course, I probably bought it all back and them some since. lol

    It's just so pretty to look at who could sell any ??
     
  5. Mr. Flute

    Mr. Flute Well-Known Member

    I'm still in the 'household of five with 3 teen sons' period of my life, so the mid 4 figures I'll get can be helpful for the overall budget bottom line.
     
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  6. medoraman

    medoraman Supporter! Supporter

    Has anyone seen the overall coin market go up for collectible coins due to the flush of money into the hobby do to metal prices? That happens pretty often when metals spike. Examples would be large cents or similar going up simply because collectors or dealers have more cash and want to reinvest it into collectible coins.

    Personally not sure what I will do with this spike. My gold was bought around $1000 and silver on average maybe $10, so large gain but I do not need the money at all. Its always just been a contra asset for me so maybe just leave it.
     
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  7. mikem2000

    mikem2000 Lost Cause

    Congrats Longnine, NOT here to bust your chops.

    This rally is totally different from the last one. Last time it was just a knee jerk reaction to some crumbling economics. The demand was simply not real. This is a whole other ball of wax with actual very strong demand from PV's and EV's. I am just not seeing that demand subsiding soon. Good luck
     
  8. Barney McRae

    Barney McRae Supporter! Supporter

    I bought 2 tubes of ASE year 2000, 40 coins total around 2001 from one of those TV coin informercials. They are still in the US mint plastic tubes and have rarely been looked at. Some are starting to tone. Pretty coins, BU, probably 68-69 grades, maybe even higher.
     
  9. longnine009

    longnine009 Darwin has to eat too. Supporter

    Welcome back. It's been a long time.
     
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  10. Phend

    Phend Active Member

    Sell, where / what is the best way to sell silver 1oz 10oz coins bars ?
    Ebay , local we buy sell place ?
     
  11. GoldFinger1969

    GoldFinger1969 Well-Known Member

    BOA says that on fundamentals silver should be trading closer to $60...but that speculative and retail flows could drive it to $170 by end-2027. :wideyed:
     
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  12. longnine009

    longnine009 Darwin has to eat too. Supporter

    Larry Csonka was the original "shock and awe."
     
  13. panzerman

    panzerman Well-Known Member

    Silver should be $500-700, it was always 8-1 to gold price.
     
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  14. medoraman

    medoraman Supporter! Supporter

    Maybe in a certain rare period sir, but I would disagree. For centuries from ancient times until relatively recently it ranged from 12-16 to one, close approximations in relative rarity on earth. I hadn't heard of an 8 to 1 ratio, but certain it probably happened somewhere.

    The reason why the ratio is out of the window today is certain cultures value gold and only gold, not gold and silver, so now the ratio is meaningless if its no longer about relative rarity.
     
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