I guess I better get on the ball and join the ranks of the roll searchers! That's a very interesting link you've provided!
The coin store was very crowed today with people selling silver - silver coins, silver bars, silver service sets, etc. They barely had time to chat with me. Very, very hectic.
Interestingly, one place near me has the opposite story to tell. More people than ever are coming in looking to buy both silver and gold coins. The lower priced coins are all hard to keep in stock. The price increase seems to be getting their attention.
ok, so my coins are worth more now. What does that really mean? I dont plan on selling my whole collection anytime in the next 20 years. On the other hand, I do plan on buying many many many many more coins. Many of these coins contain high amounts of silver, and I hate paying so much for them. Lets just say, i would be very happy if silver dropped down to five dollars an ounce.
welcome to two years ago when it was near 4.50 bucks an ounce. not likely to drop like that again but when it does, be ready to buy up as much silver as you can.
Monkeyman I don't think we'll sw silver at $5.00 again in our lifetimes. Wth China and India wanting to be like the USA all commodites wll find a new level. Plus the dollar s worthless...
A firey horse with the speed of light, a cloud of dust and a hearty "Hi Ho Silver!" You hit the nail on the head, richcoin. Traditionally, as the dollar gets weaker, precious metals get stronger. But that's not the driving force, here. This one is being driven by the world markets, China and India in particular. They're simply demanding more silver, stressing the available supply.