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Message:: [QUOTE="Clawcoins, post: 2898667, member: 77814"]If you are a silver stacker purist then the numismatic valuation has no relevance.  Thus it's all about silver spot price, totally different for pure Numistamic collectors.  Valuation is totally different of MS/Proof of coins vs bars between dealers, sellers, knowledgable buyers, unknowledgeable buyers, et all.  Just watch the TV Guy Mike M is you want to see the skewed side of numismatics. About the article, the author apparently is not an economist.  He assumes there is a direct tied correlation between the US Money Supply and the "surge" in silver as the substitute of wealth and thus stipulates "rising prices (of everything). Using the term "could" in many statements then going on to state that the US "is interested in reducing the appeal" of silver and gold ... blah blah blah. He then makes these two interesting statements ... " I am investing heavily in junior silver and gold miners "  and " I/we have no positions in any stocks mentioned"  .... thus I can only conclude that his ETF stocks/shares are not considered a "stock".  Or he simply was "exact enough" in defining his investing to exclude it in his statement. of course, he does make the disclaiming statement of "I may have made an error somewhere, overlooked something, or made an erroneous realization at some point".[/QUOTE]