Posted by CAS on February 25, 2014 at 13:03:46 from (74.67.165.216):
In Reply to: Buying Silver? posted by DaninKansas on February 25, 2014 at 08:09:20:
There is at times some good discussions on agtalk marketing on this subject. I started buying silver during Hunt Brothers run up in the 1980s(took a bath). For pre1965 you can buy bags of junk(nickels, dimes, and quarters) for almost any reputable dealer. When I get ahead a little, I buy some silver either Eagles, bars, or junk. I think of it as a way to store wealth and maybe get a little carry. After Nixon took us off the gold standard in 1971 the flood gates started to open as to the shrinking value of the dollar. If gold and silver is so useless, why are China and India the world's biggest buyers. China is encouraging it people to own a little silver and gold. Things do not have to get that bad for our currency to be valuless. There is not an example of one country in recent to ancient history that printed money and the value has not to zero. One example of a simple thing that could happen is at your local bank. When you think you are depositing a check in the bank and it is cash. It is really a promisary note. Say we have a banking crisis and your bank does not a shipment from the regional federal reserve you might get your iou back or a certificate for shares in the bank. I am still going to buy silver, but I will make sure it is not registered and only stored where 2 people know about it. Depositories and banks are totally off limits for safe and secure storage. Today the yearly Federal Treasury research department report says that the chance of another financial crisis is greater than; it was in 2008.
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