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Im guessing this chart doesn't account for some amount of silver being lost in landfills/the ocean? Would mean there probably isn't enough silver for each person on earth to hold even 3oz, maybe even approaching 2oz

>>58387697
367toz seems to be the concensus here. Maybe round to an even 400toz? A 1:100 GSR is also commonly discussed, so 4toz gold may be a good goal.

>>58377123
You're in an elite group. Definitely going to make it for certain.

>>58364988
Silver:
Eatimated 1.4 billion kg mined through human history ÷ 8 billion people = 0.175Kg or 5.62toz.

Gold:
Eatimated 212.58 million kg mined through human history ÷ 8 billion people = 0.0265Kg or 0.85toz.

The 6:1 SGR seems to stick. Silver should be $393.05/toz.

>>58352034
Forgot to mention, 1 ounce of silver would buy an acre of land when truly valued based on its scarcity. If you get yourself 100 ounces now you'll be able to buy your own farm in the future. 367.2 ounces and you'll be in an elite group of new wealth. 1000 ounces and you'll become a modern, living diety.

Good luck KF ;)

>>58331414
Forgot image here.

>>58026279
>How much do I need to make it
367 Troy ounces.

>>57957174
I'm unsure of the gold amount mentioned in this chart, but you're looking for a backstop. 367.2 Troy ounces of silver will get you there, let's round down to 350. That's all you need. No more, unlike "pump our bags" grifters who need other people's money to get their bag value higher. Silver always has value no matter what.

>>57847330
>Are you rich yet?
600+toz silver, 5toz gold. Yes, I'm wealthier than you'll ever be.

>>57800825
>hopium
>"For the intelligent investor, hope always springs eternal, because it should."