Silver Education

[shinnosuke]

For those who are visual learners...
http://www.visualcapitalist.com/portfolio/the-silver-series-supply-and-demand-part-2

[Saabman]

Thanks Shinnosuke!!!

[uthminsta]

This is wonderful. I have often wondered what the most common industrial uses were, and whether they "destroyed" the metal's possibilities for future use... I see they have done the same thing with gold.

[goodcents]

I will use this for my friends who don't always understand what I'm trying to convey when I say "Buy silver" because....

[knibloe]

Thanks

[bhfontenot]

Thanks, I enjoyed reading that.

[Verbane]

That makes the case for landfill mining. Get in on the bottom floor of this future growth industry, buy land from landfill reclamation projects. Make sure the mineral rights are deeded to the property.

[NHsorter]

I thought the same thing. What type of items would be the most likely to be "mined" from a landfill though? I can't imagine that people were tossing out real silverware back in the day?? Anyone have any insight on PM containing items that could be found with regularity?

This also reminds me that I need to try to somehow locate where the outhouse was located at my house. I have heard that a lot of coins fell in those holes and the poo is just dirt now so it's not even a big deal to excavate and search. Old bottles sometimes too I hear.