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<p>[QUOTE="susannyny, post: 1219606, member: 31977"]It's just getting better and better for me with this eBay seller. Because he made an error in date availability on the walking liberty halves, he's sending me a 1 gram scorpion bar and not charging me shipping on the coins (that brings the cost down to $21.99 for the two walking liberties). He's also going to make me a deal on his remaining liberties. If I can pick those up for $11/ea., I'm going to gobble up what he has.</p><p><br /></p><p>@Cloudsweeper, I appreciate your input, but I'm going to disagree with silver being a risky investment (and hope that I'm not jinxing myself by doing so!). </p><p><br /></p><p>Volatile, yes. Risky I believe is only an issue if you're looking at it as a shorter term investment. I'm basing this on the trend of silver pricing over the past 10 years (<a href="http://www.infomine.com/chartsanddata/chartbuilder.aspx?g=127681" target="_blank" class="externalLink ProxyLink" data-proxy-href="http://www.infomine.com/chartsanddata/chartbuilder.aspx?g=127681" rel="nofollow">http://www.infomine.com/chartsanddata/chartbuilder.aspx?g=127681</a>). The dips we're realizing now are not close to the 50% dips that were realized in 2008 (when silver plummeted by 50%). And, even if we do have a 50% fallback, I view it as a buying opportunity. Ultimately, I feel silver will exceed $50 oz at some point in my lifetime.</p><p><br /></p><p>With that said, I'm a firm believe in not putting all your eggs in to any one basket and my total silver investment will likely only amount to ~ 5% of my total portfolio.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="susannyny, post: 1219606, member: 31977"]It's just getting better and better for me with this eBay seller. Because he made an error in date availability on the walking liberty halves, he's sending me a 1 gram scorpion bar and not charging me shipping on the coins (that brings the cost down to $21.99 for the two walking liberties). He's also going to make me a deal on his remaining liberties. If I can pick those up for $11/ea., I'm going to gobble up what he has. @Cloudsweeper, I appreciate your input, but I'm going to disagree with silver being a risky investment (and hope that I'm not jinxing myself by doing so!). Volatile, yes. Risky I believe is only an issue if you're looking at it as a shorter term investment. I'm basing this on the trend of silver pricing over the past 10 years ([URL]http://www.infomine.com/chartsanddata/chartbuilder.aspx?g=127681[/URL]). The dips we're realizing now are not close to the 50% dips that were realized in 2008 (when silver plummeted by 50%). And, even if we do have a 50% fallback, I view it as a buying opportunity. Ultimately, I feel silver will exceed $50 oz at some point in my lifetime. With that said, I'm a firm believe in not putting all your eggs in to any one basket and my total silver investment will likely only amount to ~ 5% of my total portfolio.[/QUOTE]
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