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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Mr. Coin Lover, post: 766055, member: 16060&quot;]I cannot disagree with any thing you say, I don&#039;t know enough to disagree, I&#039;m a coin collector and not a bullion buyer.&nbsp; I bought silver for the coins because I liked the coins, but one can&#039;t discount the silver content. Back a few years ago I did buy a decent number of Peace Dollars in say Fine to low Extra Fine.&nbsp; They were practically give aways even after the shipping and handling.&nbsp; It was truely a no brainer, and I would just buy them when I came across them.&nbsp; If I found some okay, if I didn&#039;t no big deal.</p><p><br /></p><p>Anyway I started watching the silver market, and reading comments by people who make their living writing and investing in silver.&nbsp; I&#039;ve come away with a few things from all this. In my low grade opinion silver is the hardest thing to make a prediction among coins, stocks, bonds, and gold. I have read so many things that if so and so happened the silver market would react a certain way. Rarely did these predictions come true even though the so and so happened.&nbsp; Look at how many people stated if gold surpassed $1000.00 per ou. silver would do such and such, it didn&#039;t.&nbsp; If the most recent jobs report was favorable silver would show a big increase, it was favorable and silver stayed in its trading range.</p><p><br /></p><p>Here on CoinTalk I enjoy reading the comments made about silver. I rarely comment because again I am a collector of coins that does find the silver market very interesting.&nbsp; But, there is one thing I definitely think&nbsp; I don&#039;t see me changing my mind on.&nbsp; If silver reaches the level some&nbsp; predict in a few years we will all be in trouble due to inflation, very low dollar, or the world economy in really bad shape. For whatever reason(s) the scenario will not be good. One other thing is I think silver has a bright future in industry, but that is many years away to have a hudge significant impact on silver&#039;s price.</p><p><br /></p><p>I agree gold follows inflation and the dollar more than silver.&nbsp; There are charts around that clearly illustrate this , but it does do it I think possibly not as quickly as gold.</p><p><br /></p><p>I am very novice in looking at the silver market.&nbsp; I do see a lot of &quot;off the cuff&quot; predictions that I wonder where they get these from.&nbsp; To me first one needs to actually own some silver, then this market can be really enjoyable to read about and watch.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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