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RE: Some Rugged, Antique Silver as Silver Climbs Past $50

in The City of Neoxian2 days ago

That American Parts coin is interesting - these promotional pieces companies gave out back then have become collectibles. Premium over melt is higher because they were limited runs.
On timing, we passed $50 but the gold/silver ratio is still sitting above 80. Historically when this ratio goes above 70, mean reversion tends to happen. No guarantees though.
Those 1g bars are good for starting out, but the spread is higher. If you’re serious about stacking, might be worth looking at 10oz or higher.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

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Always the bigger stuff is better, much easier to store than the tiny stuff. I know they're a lot of people out there new to silver/gold stacking and any way they can get their feet wet is a good idea!

I love these old pieces too, I'm not sure what this one would go for these days. But I'm not selling anyway!

After the $51 mark the first smack down happened on silver. We'll see what happens over the next day or two. As for the ratio it will be interesting, the world is a different place than in previous cycles. The old cycles may prove true or we may find a whole new one! Investing is never boring!

You've nailed it – starting small is the perfect gateway into stacking. It's all about building that habit and understanding the market. I'm with you on holding onto the historic pieces; there's a story in them that's worth more than any premium.

You're spot on about this cycle feeling different. The macro backdrop of inflation, debt, and geopolitical shifts isn't like anything we've seen in the past. Those paper market smackdowns at key levels are predictable, but the physical demand story underneath is what's truly fascinating now. Let's see if the ratio confirms a new paradigm! Never a dull moment indeed.

!LADY !BBH !PIZZA