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>>57314052
Could this be why
>dod stockpile they bought in 2000's for $4 bucks ran out, they bought a bunch for $30 recently

In the early 2000's the dept of defense had a stockpile it got for about 3 or 4 bucks an oz, lately they have been having to cough up 30 an oz. I wonder if the premiums on the silver eagles going down had anything to do with that.

>>57234884
Silver is the most reflective
Slver has the highest conductivity
One of the most patented metals
Silver burns jews

>>57196183
Certain things have cerain useful properties, compared to other things. This iswhy a silver coin is a better form of money than a unit of crypto, its more than agreed upon, the silver has utility. As far back as history goes, silver was used for its antimicrobial properties, especially to treat wounds. In modern times, its usefulness has only increased, as silver is one of the most patented metals. The idea of valuation is not virtual.

>formerly purchasing at about $4 an oz for silver the dept of defense is now paying about $30 an oz, in just about 20 years the inflation has been revealed by the shine.

Speaking of exploding shit, a missile scatters silver into a fine dust. All those contacts, wires, batteries, soldering joints, blown to bits.