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johnomerta

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Since starting CRH everyday I have been on the hunt for silver at face value. I wasn't concerned about the price of silver until recently simply because I didnt have enough make a difference. Over the last couple of months my stash has grown and now I'm wondering what people predict the price of silver will be at next year and even in the near future? I have looked up a ton of projected numbers but what do yall think?
 

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GlenDronach

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It will go up, it will go down. Most predictions are guesswork, but you're always going to find someone who is "right" at the end of the day- but that doesn't mean they'll be right again.

My best advice, buy low, sell high. I'm kicking myself for not selling it at 40 and getting back in when it was below 20, basically winning free silver from it.
 

Iamrussell

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Who knows with all the manipulation going on nowadays- ill buy no matter the price (unless I guess it gets higher than $100) and of course the stack will continue to grow through crh
Just wondering though why you are questioning?

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johnomerta

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I'm just trying to keep score. I have no intention on getting rid of anything but I like the thought of making money. And I can also tell my wife its more than a hobby it's an investment. :)
 

Iamrussell

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I'm just trying to keep score. I have no intention on getting rid of anything but I like the thought of making money. And I can also tell my wife its more than a hobby it's an investment. :)

I dont really pay attention to the price of spot- well ok I do when I have funny money to exchange- I just know overall ill lose some and gain some(in terms of value) and in the long haul it'll be for the kids inheritance :)

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It's poised to go over $100 an ounce. Don't you listen to those "experts" on the radio? They are never wrong.
 

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I expect the prices to remain stagnant, fighting the powers of manipulation. If prices go insane, I expect confiscation.
 

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Flip a coin, if it lands on heads, silver will go up. If it lands on tails, silver will go down.
 

Iamrussell

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Flip a coin, if it lands on heads, silver will go up. If it lands on tails, silver will go down.

Ahhh is that how they do it lol

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Ahhh is that how they do it lol

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Yeah but they do it out of ten. Every heads is +$50 and tails is -$0.50 from spot
 

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johnomerta

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When the Feds start to take the silver out of circulation I will know its about to go through the roof. That's my prediction. Like I said I would live to be able to tell my wife "I told you so" and I think one day I will. Until then I'm going to "just keep stackin".
 

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When the Feds start to take the silver out of circulation I will know its about to go through the roof. That's my prediction. Like I said I would live to be able to tell my wife "I told you so" and I think one day I will. Until then I'm going to "just keep stackin".

The "fed" as in Brinks, Loomis, and Garda? Because it is clearly stated in their rules they they cannot cull the silver because the coin isn't theirs. It is illegal for them to touch it. Now smaller private companies that provide the rolling/ armored services can cull it. For example, in Oregon, Oregon Armored Service culls all the silver and copper from circulation. Hence the reason no one in their district finds anything. The private companies can do this no prob. But the large national companies that service most of us, it's illegal for the to take it, and that's a new rule that was implemented less than 10 years ago. So I don't think that's going to cause silver to go up, and even if it someone happened, I think it would cause prices to go down. I believe silver/gold/copper will all skyrocket when the dollar collapses in the near future. It's not a matter of "if", the question is "when".

Just my 2cents
 

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johnomerta

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Silver isnt going to go up because they pull silver but because of the depletion of silver. Supply and demand and the "Feds" will do what ever they want. The government will make them pull it so they can store it. Im not a doom and gloom kind of guy but I do think there will be big change in the future. We will adapt and over come and continue to be a great nation.
 

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Yeah but if the dollar collapses we wont be the worlds reserve currency anymore and we will have to follow in britains foot steps. We will also need to find new industries to bring to america so we can export enough to be able to import enough food to sustain our population.
 

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Just to give you a little perspective, I was watching an analyst on CNN in January of this year and this is what he said- "Mark my words, by the end of 2013 silver will be approaching $125 an ounce. There will be many factors that cause this rise, mainly the major devaluation of the American dollar."

I wish it was that high! My kids would be getting way better Christmas presents if it were!
 

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The "fed" as in Brinks, Loomis, and Garda? Because it is clearly stated in their rules they they cannot cull the silver because the coin isn't theirs. It is illegal for them to touch it. Now smaller private companies that provide the rolling/ armored services can cull it. For example, in Oregon, Oregon Armored Service culls all the silver and copper from circulation. Hence the reason no one in their district finds anything. The private companies can do this no prob. But the large national companies that service most of us, it's illegal for the to take it, and that's a new rule that was implemented less than 10 years ago. So I don't think that's going to cause silver to go up, and even if it someone happened, I think it would cause prices to go down. I believe silver/gold/copper will all skyrocket when the dollar collapses in the near future. It's not a matter of "if", the question is "when".

Just my 2cents

Sorry to tell you this, but the Fed is not comprised of "Loomis", "Brinks" or "Garda".
 

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Sorry to tell you this, but the Fed is not comprised of "Loomis", "Brinks" or "Garda".

I know -_- I'm pretty sure I said that up above, I know the whole system of what happens to the coin once we turn it in and how we get it again, where the fed vaults are, and where the branches are, it's no big secret.
 

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I read that many antique dealers have silvers that are not collector quality. And that they will sell them to you are the melt price. With silver headed south would it be a good time to visit the antique dealers and try to cut a deal?
 

Iamrussell

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I read that many antique dealers have silvers that are not collector quality. And that they will sell them to you are the melt price. With silver headed south would it be a good time to visit the antique dealers and try to cut a deal?

Actually its best to hit antique shops after a rise- cause normally they don't check and update their prices daily/weekly or even monthly- at least from what I've seen and also heard- you could always check amd try but from what I've seen they set their prices and leave them for a while- so you might catch their prices up right now- also something they consider is when and at what price they bought it at as well

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