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>>27835581
this is not relevant, we have mined most of what can be mined at this price, it will cost more to mine shitty deposits, these stats are mostly pulled out of ppls asses. theres a huge shortage of silver on comex, make of that what you will.

>>25884061
tough question. people say you want to have 1 oz coins for "barter" but then you look at Venezuela which already had hyperinflation and you can buy 1 year of labour at avg price for 1 GRAM of silver there now. clearly 1oz denominations dont work unless you are going out to buy someone as your serf.

I don't think people really know. If you plan to eventually refine it yourself or sell for gold, maybe bars is better, but honestly silver is impracticable as day to day currency (although it could be used in larger trads)... ultimately probably doesnt matter what form its in so much as whether its filled with tungsten or whatever the hell is used in fake silver.

silver bars do take up quite a bit of space, even a $20 000 purchase of silver bars will take up more space than you probably want. I wouldn't put more than 10% into numismatics tho, no guarantee anyone will give a shit.

>>23650769
the data on this is already available with the case study on Venezuela. crypto too.

cryptofags dont live in reality