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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;desertgem, post: 2244566, member: 15199&quot;]I disagree to the extent that although it may be &#039;widespread&#039;, its&nbsp; amount of use in industry has continued to plunge as much as the price. 10 years ago, solar panels used more than an ounce of silver each, when it reached over $20 from about $7, they looked for solutions and they found them. Some panels do not contain silver at all, although if it gets to $5 an ounce, they will probably return. Radiology was one of the few photographic uses of silver, but if you have gone to a relatively modern physician, medical lab, hospital or even now dentists, they have gone digital, no silver used at all. If you know of a field/industry using more silver now than a decade ago, I would like the reference. The idea it is still so, is a constant blurb for those trying to get people to buy from them for the long future. If you can buy and sell it as a commodity,and it is listed as a commodity, it is a commodity. What else would someone look at it as?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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