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Silver stacking anon agrees, but wonders if it's even possible to do this given where we now stand. If data I hear can be believed, half of one percent of Americans' investment/savings/holdings is in gold or silver. I think we're looking at a near-future mining boom.

On a related/unrelated note, I was looking for info on an obscure Franklin Mint silver medal/round I acquired and came across what should not surprise me at this point.

Another instance of "Follow the wives" AGain?

How many First Ladies were Ladies v. Lay ids? Middle name HENRY!? Kek.

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>>15282802

Agree with every bit of that. Also knew every bit of that. Which apparently puts me in a small class. Wnet to local bank Monday to wire money to a mint for precious metals purchase. The wire transaction required a more senior employee, albeit a young woman. She asked what the wire was for. "Silver coins," I replied. She then asked, "and they are worth this much?" (~700 oz Ag, $20K) "Well," I said, "silver used to be in all US coins… so it IS money." She reacted as though she had no idea that was the case. A completely foregin concept to this "more senior" bank branch employee. People are in for a real shock if what I believe is coming, is coming.