If its a 1870 Yen, be same as US Dollar, a 1870 AV 20 Yen + a Double Eagle. A 2026 Yen worth zilch takes 170 to buy 1US$ oz silver $80US = 13600 Yen so every oz X 13600 Yen
Only for the Pickin side of coins if it settled aroind the low 70's. I could be a buyer of many more coins.
Yes silver is down to $80 bucks, anyone buying? I'm out, I have one tube and I have zero confidence in silver especially in this unfortunate crazy war we're in!
We could look back in a few months or next year and say you had weeks to get out during the Iran Conflict and didn't. I think it's going lower but I freely admit to guessing at this point. $120 does look like a blow-off top...can't remember too many spikes like that that were exceeded in short order. I agree fundamentals are bullish but supply has a way of materializing at $80-$100 that wasn't there when the price was $30-$40.
Yes most of us feel the same, wish I could say why I feel this way but that's all political and hands off!
I think right now, its more important that the oil prices drop below $60 a barrel again. Its better for us at the pumps, and it hurts the Russian economy. and Putin's war machine.
At the suggestion of someone else here, I took a look at the "XAU" tethered crypto. It's been trending slightly downward all weekend. 24 hour volumes on this token over the weekend are in the $100-200M range - tiny as a proportion of the global gold market, but possibly big enough to be a meaningful signal. Or not. There is apparently a silver tether token as well, but it's apparently too thinly traded to give a meaningful signal, assuming it's legitimate at all: The tallest volume indicator there between March 9 and 10 was a volume of five ounces. Of silver. Rather, of bit-strings claiming to represent five ounces of silver. The more recent volume bumps were for fraction-of-an-ounce trades. For a few hundred dollars, I could presumably move "the market" by another ten or twenty bucks all by myself.