I have to agree with @baseball21 and @FryDaddyJr on this one. PM's rise typically when everything else tanks. I sure don't want to see things go there.
Its a shame, both were great to have a conservation wit, maybe somewhere in the future they will return
The way things are going, I guess $5,000 gold is in our future. It's a sad time for collectors, and it might be a sad time for buyers if people wake up. Inflation is not all that bad now, which leaves one questioning the run up.
Supply and demand. No doubt, the joys of many silver and gold coins are more expensive when the metals are priced at $20 and $1,500 respectively, rather than $50 and $4,000. Especially gold. While many low-priced Morgans and other silver coins might have doubled or tripled in price to a few hundred dollars, these are still largely affordable to many collectors. The entry price for collecting gold coins, particularly Double Eagles, has increased by thousands of dollars.
It's almost hilarious, even Coinflation can't properly reflect the current market value of Gold, being incorrect by ~1% currently at $42**/oz.! Whoops, I hope the post isn't a violation of some rule! Is anyone other than me still buying currently? Sorry!!
Sounds like Jamie believes. What more could anyone want. https://www.zerohedge.com/precious-metals/jamie-dimon-says-gold-can-easily-go-5000-or-10000
Oh I clearly remember looking in the dealers case at $300.00 double eagles wondering if I would ever be able to afford one.