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<p>[QUOTE="Vess1, post: 26611101, member: 13650"]I was alive during a time when silver was $11/oz but was lucky to make $5/hr. part time. In 1999 I started making "real" money part time while i went to school. $7/hr. But I digress... point being, you could buy all the silver you wanted at $11/oz in the early 90s and now it just increased in value, up $11.88/oz in the past week. This is unprecedented and risky. It can drop faster than the increase. I think the proper move is to do nothing for a while until this market gets it's bearings and we figure out what the new top and bottom is going to be. It very well may keep going.</p><p><br /></p><p> That being said, as for OPs original concern, I really wouldn't care if all of my collection became melt value. It'll never happen but it would be easier to keep track of the value. </p><p> Junk silver is junk silver. Collector coins are more special. There's enough premium stuff that will never be melted that I don't worry about it. Two separate things that have their place. At the low end there will always be overlap. There is a very broad range beyond that level that will remain unphased by bullion value.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Vess1, post: 26611101, member: 13650"]I was alive during a time when silver was $11/oz but was lucky to make $5/hr. part time. In 1999 I started making "real" money part time while i went to school. $7/hr. But I digress... point being, you could buy all the silver you wanted at $11/oz in the early 90s and now it just increased in value, up $11.88/oz in the past week. This is unprecedented and risky. It can drop faster than the increase. I think the proper move is to do nothing for a while until this market gets it's bearings and we figure out what the new top and bottom is going to be. It very well may keep going. That being said, as for OPs original concern, I really wouldn't care if all of my collection became melt value. It'll never happen but it would be easier to keep track of the value. Junk silver is junk silver. Collector coins are more special. There's enough premium stuff that will never be melted that I don't worry about it. Two separate things that have their place. At the low end there will always be overlap. There is a very broad range beyond that level that will remain unphased by bullion value.[/QUOTE]
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