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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Silver Addict, post: 1712872, member: 51372&quot;]This is an excellent 30,000 foot view of global economics and the currency belief-pattern paradigm. As you said, money is a concept. Currency is currency until the issuers are no longer credible. In our case, it may come when a threshold of people realize that our government finesses the global markets in order to keep the bread at $1.29 a loaf and interest at 4.125% and the Dow above 15k and the money printing without end. It would be a shift in consciousness or a breaking disillusionment. Either way, if currency dilutes to nothing, gold is still gold and silver is silver. Their value is inherent. It even pre-dates humanity&#039;s ability to melt them into even more desirable things.</p><p><br /></p><p>After that long side note I would add that silver and gold are &quot;sticky&quot;. At least for me. That Starbuck&#039;s coffee has become not a $5 purchase, but a quarter of the cost of one ASE. That&#039;s my brain of late. That performance muffler for my truck is really 16.25 silver libertads, so my truck still has the stock pipes. And on and on.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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