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<p>[QUOTE="Edward D Shapiro, post: 7644559, member: 116777"]The people who "make" money on silver are dealers. Silver is an investment for the next generation. Maybe in 10 - 20 years, if you live so long , or your heirs will profit from it. You keep it for an emergency if the fiat currency goes bust. How much is a piece of paper with 100 dollars or whatever currency you use really worth? NOTHING But silver will always be worth something at least. A 2000 year old silver coin still has an absolute value.The notgeld silver weimar coins at least are worth their silver value. You can't eat silver either, so in another way grains and rice have more of a value .What really has any value? Coins are a pretty little obsessive hobby. You can "dream" how "rich" you are .If you want to make profit in the money game, you buy silver at $5 below spot and sell at $5 above spot. Its good in an emergency to con some other obsessed greedy swindler.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Edward D Shapiro, post: 7644559, member: 116777"]The people who "make" money on silver are dealers. Silver is an investment for the next generation. Maybe in 10 - 20 years, if you live so long , or your heirs will profit from it. You keep it for an emergency if the fiat currency goes bust. How much is a piece of paper with 100 dollars or whatever currency you use really worth? NOTHING But silver will always be worth something at least. A 2000 year old silver coin still has an absolute value.The notgeld silver weimar coins at least are worth their silver value. You can't eat silver either, so in another way grains and rice have more of a value .What really has any value? Coins are a pretty little obsessive hobby. You can "dream" how "rich" you are .If you want to make profit in the money game, you buy silver at $5 below spot and sell at $5 above spot. Its good in an emergency to con some other obsessed greedy swindler.[/QUOTE]
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