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>>59136624
silver peaked at 50 dollars in 1981 due to some brothers that bought 2/3 of the privately owned silver in the world. would be like 300 dollars an ounce adjusted for inflation.

it almost hit 50 again in 2011

>>58906560
I have about 2 pounds of silver and 1.6 ounces of gold and a very expensive ruby I plan on buying at least 20 pounds of silver and 1 pound of gold in the next years, god willing.
gold is great for its portability and is also very easy to sell for a good price. normies love gold.

I'm buying 2 more Sovereigns tomorrow, will post pics.

Hello bros! I'm new to PM stacking and I have a few questions.

1) What is the correct gold to silver ratio in a stack? 1 to 10? 1 to 75?

2) Is it okay to buy 22-karat gold (such as gold sovereigns) or should I stick to pure gold?

3)Is it better to buy large coins/bars or smaller ones, for example: 4 british sovereigns vs. 1 krugerrand.

what about stones? the ring in the picture is 200 years old and has a natural birmanian ruby, it is valued between 8k and 10k USD. seems like a good way to store value using minimum space, but I don't think it's as easy to sell as gold/silver if needed to be sold hastly.