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[snowriderMember]

We are quickly approaching what some are describing as the perfect storm in the event that could be a life changer when it comes to the silver price. If we hit the perfect storm, what would you believe will be the price move in silver by the 1st of November. I personally believe in this perfect storm silver will rise to 10 times the 12 month low price, which would be $260/oz.

[undeRGRoundMember]

hmmm, very tough one, but i have 2 well-thought out answers,

1. GOLD PRICES DO NOT MOVE (highly UN-Likely)

2. GOLD Increases Also (most likely)

 

1. If Gold were to somehow stay fixed in place, technically possible but not likely, I predict (with gold @ $1700)

That Silver would rise to at least 10:1 with Gold, or $170 Toz.

1.  $170/oz

 

2. Gold Increases also: (slightly above inflation adjusted high)

Gold: $2500 to $3000/oz

SILVER: $250 to $300/oz OR HIGHER, (IMO)

 

I can see that we are in agreement, and these were my prior though-out figures before I saw your post

2 methods of figuring, same range answers.

[Newbie1Member]

I’m EXTREMELY new to silver, investing etc. and have a question as I’m looking at ‘junk silver’ to try to prep for TSHTF, and I just ‘don’t get’ the pricing….

Let me lay this out (my thinking) and someone please let me know where I’m right/wrong….

Ok – using silver at spot price of 32.00 per oz for ease of math – If you have 1 pound (16oz) of 90% silver coins (no new, war nickels etc – all 90% coins) then what is ‘retail price’ you should be paying?

I take 16oz x $32/oz and that is $512 if coinage is 90% then spot price for the silver in these coins is $460.80 (512x 0.9).  But everywhere I look (ebay, silver seller links on pages etc) a 1lb bag of coins is selling for at least $520 – isn’t this too high?  520/16= 32.50/oz but again this isn’t pure silver it’s 90%…

Am I missing something?  Or is it just demand is putting the old coins up over melt value or ???

Am I just looking in the wrong places?  If Canadian coins are only 80% silver – then shouldn’t a pound of them sell for 409.00 (512x 0.8)

Patience please - as I said (& as online name signifies) I’m a newbie!!!!

[Newbie1Member]

Sorry – meant for the above to be a new topic/post – not sure how to do this… Can anyone move above to its own space?

[Marchas45Member]

Hi! Newbie great site for you is http://www.coinflation.com it will give you the cost of all the coins and how much their worth and their silver con

[Marchas45Member]

and their silver content. Lol I messed up on my post. All you need to remember is: if a quarter is worth $5.73 then that is it’s spot price but they may be a litte higher from your local coin dealer.

If todays spot price is $31.67 then that’s what an oz of silver is worth but good luck getting it for that.

Hope this helps

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