>>12784921 (LB)
The normal price of silver is whatever it costs to mine. The miners seem perfectly healthy with current prices.
> Explain how this is bad for anyone but (((THEM)))
Simple: A few weeks after (((They))) sell what they have to millions of people for $50 per ounce, those they'll buy it for $10 per ounce when those millions of people decide they want their beer money back.
>JP Morgan does not have a vault full of physical silver.
They keep it at the COMEX warehouse.
Should they take financial advice from someone who uses "LOLOLOLOL"?
>I still have a silver peace dollar given to me at birth
And if you never sell it then it's never worth anything.
And that search screenshot lists a bunch of people who are trying to sell their physical metal, in exchange for your paper money, on the promise that it's a surefire get-rich-quick investment.
>What does buried paper fiat money look like?
No one keep much paper money for long. They put in mutual funds. Mutual finds yield far, far better dividends than metals.
>limit on futures contracts
Futures contracts have nothing to do with metal currently in warehouses.
>US Military "borrowed" 14,000 tonnes of SILVER to make the first Atom Bomb.
From the US Treasury. And they gave it back when they were done.
You sound exactly like 298d56.
>That would make a lot of Silver-Solder
They used it for the wire in electromagnets in early uranium enrichment machines.
>is still fake money.
The same fake money you need to trade your buried silver for before you can buy bread with it.
I'm talking about the real world.
>no one is paying me to talk truth re silver.
I nailed you as a shill here: