>If silver skyrocketed electronics wouldn't exist as we know it.
Then why is 46 allowed to explode, just because there were huge reserves for auto-makers? Is Russia/SA/China a benefactor or victim of it? Or is 78 the real issue?
> Platinum might be twice as valuable but much less of it.
http:// gata.org/node/19084
Then is this is going to drop off a cliff soon. We'll see. Not surprising to predict though.
The idea presented for note conversion is a nice idea that may be rooted in plans behind scenes as far as of during Reagan but no one is addressing some points.
why these four?
why 46 if mint isn't even creating anymore "new notes"
why 78 if mint limits their "new notes" this year they did 40k instead of 30k for some reason.
only 47 and 79 are given minting to demand requirements, and 78 isn't even limited to 100 face.
Its a good theory, and I have watched all the info you cryptically presented but its moot if you can't give anything that would prove it to be realistic. I will grant you, that more and more countries ARE creating their own 78 and filling the gaps of minting what they lack, not so much for 46 though, perhaps excusable given price.
The queens beast series scares me for some reason.
basically you are not giving any proof of being correct, theory yes, feels good perhaps. And I can imagine how it would play out pretty well. But again, pointing to a youtube video count is not convincing unless I'm missing something. In fact may be reason to dismiss anything you say but you keep pointing to it.
Give us something more. No one looks at the current CPI for reality.
>the same can be said for coins too though no?
It would go "thud" more than "ring" when you ping, au ag eagles both best for it. maples go "clank", so they require hardware to visualize the harmonics. xray is useless, that only tests the surface.