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Remember when silver was in the 40’s and everyone was saying “if silver hits $XX I’m backing up the truck!” Hope y’all stuck to your guns. . . Things are getting weird again. Stay safe y’all.

I did back up the truck, but it was a very small one. It was made by Tonka!

slvrbck wrote:Remember when silver was in the 40’s and everyone was saying “if silver hits $XX I’m backing up the truck!” Hope y’all stuck to your guns. . . Things are getting weird again. Stay safe y’all.

cash silver, .9999 + .999 Ag Coinage is trading $40, in the roll, IF you can find them...(when i ref "Ag coinage', i'm only referencing American Silver eagle's (must be slabbed as a roll, thanks to years of chinese counterfeits) and Canadian Silver Maple leafs),,,,,the basis, board to cash is anywhere from +$5-$12

i saw that too, 'about backing up the truck'......i hear ya, trouble is, you got to have gas/diesel for the truck.....and one must provide their own security.........and one must provide fuel for our bodies.......so, we stack, and some of us might have gone to ground, as cities consume, they dont produce, hence they are dependent...........i'll say this again, Ag will be classified/legislated as a "vital national security resource", and private ownership of Ag will be "legislated" illegal, and citizens will be required to exchange their Ag for something that is being concocted by these thieves called "FedCoin".

How about in March when it was $12.00? I bought huge that day. Trying to get friends and family to buy was like pulling teeth... even some ppl here didn't seem that enthusiastic about it. Big opportunity missed and gone, maybe forever.

I bought shares of the silver ETF (SLV) in the pre-market session on Tuesday for about $22.55ish per share. This is a nice dip IMHO and I am prepared to buy even more if it keeps going down.

I learned long ago (as in decades, that is) to take a punch. Also learned to buy things that no one seemed to want. In the past few weeks, I've sold off all my cull or slick Walkers and Washingtons for cash. Slight to moderate discounting allowed by me for their excessive wear, holes, scratches or a bend or two, but the CIF (Cash In Fist) factor is most satisfying.

I'm quite content to see them disappear. The melting pot is the great equalizer.

I said I'd buy more SLV if it kept going down and bought shares in Wednesday's pre-market session for around $20.50ish. I even bought some for my daughter.