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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Cloudsweeper99, post: 78682, member: 3011&quot;]Speedy- All I can say is that TOLS is correct.&nbsp; Some people will believe it, some won&#039;t.&nbsp; Keeping in mind that it is entirely possible for silver to drop in price by $1 [since it is highly volitile and imacted by futures market speculation in the short run], it isn&#039;t likely [closer to impossible] that the lower price can hold for long because it&#039;s below the cost of bringing a new ounce to market from exploration to final sale.&nbsp; So either the price will eventually rise or the world will eventually do without silver. We&#039;re talking years here, not decades, until this happens.&nbsp; People talk about opening new mines and the tons of silver that will be dumped on the market from some unidientified imaginary source.&nbsp; Even if this is true, neither event will take place unless and until the price of silver is much higher than it is now [otherwise it would have already occured at $7 silver].&nbsp; None of this is opinion.&nbsp; It is verifiable, but not easily.&nbsp; That&#039;s what makes the information valuable.&nbsp; Most people don&#039;t know it yet [or don&#039;t even think about it].&nbsp; Coins are only a factor in the price of silver to the extent the holders are willing to melt them at spot. Sales between collectors don&#039;t impact the world price of the commodity.</p><p><br /></p><p>Anyway, I love silver and the dynamics of the market for it, but I know from experience that it usually isn&#039;t possible to change someone&#039;s long and strongly held opinion.&nbsp; It&#039;s the people who believe that the way things have been is the only way it could possibly be who are eventually blindsided by change.&nbsp; Times are changing for silver.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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