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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;GSDykes, post: 2204579, member: 73321&quot;]Good point, the only &quot;losses&quot; may be in some of the electronics, and possibly in the solar panel- though I think &quot;recycling&quot; is reclaiming most of the older panels. I think there are other &quot;industrial&quot; uses?? I think some would be in various batteries, and also as a catalyst in making formaldehyde (in which case the silver is also not used up) and as an assist in superconductor uses. I know every computer, smart-phone, automobile, aircraft use a lot of silver, much of which is not recycled. I would like to know how much total silver is mined and made available for most any use? I do know that the US mint&#039;s ASE program uses only about 4% of our silver production, so it has a small impact on the spot and changes. But if&nbsp; I am not mistaken isn&#039;t silver used in other chemical processes?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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