/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>52771944
I'd buy old 90% US silver coins, "junk" or "constitutional" silver dimes quarters and half dollars from a local coin store with fair prices, those coins are the most widely recognized and trusted units of silver in the country. Silver spot price is for 5000oz contracts consisting of unwieldy 1000oz bars, the scarcity of pre-1964 silver coins and the expense of turning those big bars into smaller coins or bullion bars adds additional costs (and value) to the retail sized units of silver out there. If you want cheapies then git gud at finding antique scrap silverware and gold jewelry or buy estates/collections like coin dealers do, otherwise you'll always pay premiums. Also stop being a combative fag; honey vs vinegar etc.

>>50269804
Yes it is fren, I'm vacationing at some hot springs now and am away from the computer so please be patient for a couple days, I'll get back to you.

>>49728450
Silver, more than half of production gets used in industry and by 2030 PV and general tech and medical requirements may dwarf current demand. Some is used for silverware and chad chalices but the share it consumes has been diminishing for decades.