Hey, you know that the Mint raised the premiums on these. The shop I used to work at has to pay +$2.85 per coin when it buys monster boxes, and at that it is limited in how many it can buy. TD
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<< <i>I think above $37.15 close is a record close. The $50 mark was an intraday high. So, the OP will have to read, "Congrats to silver for an all time high!" soon. >>
Walker Proof Digital Album Fellas, leave the tight pants to the ladies. If I can count the coins in your pockets you better use them to call a tailor. Stay thirsty my friends......
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When it pulled back to $26 and change at the end of January, (just 8 short weeks ago) I said to myself, $25 and time to load up the remaining IRA into paper (SLV). Missed that rocket
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I'm sure that CNBC is lining up another Warren Buffet interview to quickly dispell any notion that precious metals might possibly be a good longterm hedge and/or investment right now because, well - as everyone can see, the commodity complex is not doing very well, which of course points toward deflation and an economic recovery. Or something.
Q: Are You Printing Money? Bernanke: Not Literally
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<< <i>I'm sure that CNBC is lining up another Warren Buffet interview to quickly dispell any notion that precious metals might possibly be a good longterm hedge and/or investment right now because, well - as everyone can see, the commodity complex is not doing very well, which of course points toward deflation and an economic recovery. Or something. >>
They will say that the high price of gas is preventing a selling spree because people cant get to the stores to sell----------BigE
I don't think we will get there today but if things hold and keep going the way they are, we will hit it this week. If it slows, it will be next sometime next week. I am sure there will be a small pull back with people selling but what they put out there will be gobbled up in short order. This may all be due the Fed Reserve buying Treasuries while people holding Treasuries are dumping them.
It might be good for metals but the dollar is going to start taking hits.
Gosh. How many times can this same saintly goose get "cooked."
I dunno, probably as much as red copper can turn brown? Whatever the case, as long as it keeps failing miserably, whether it is true or not - it sure makes me look smarter all the time.
Whoosh! Was that $39 in the rearview mirror?
Q: Are You Printing Money? Bernanke: Not Literally
<< <i>I'm sure that CNBC is lining up another Warren Buffet interview to quickly dispell any notion that precious metals might possibly be a good longterm hedge and/or investment right now because, well - as everyone can see, the commodity complex is not doing very well, which of course points toward deflation and an economic recovery. Or something. >>
Recovery?
PEACE! This is the first day of the rest of your life.
<< <i>I'm sure that CNBC is lining up another Warren Buffet interview to quickly dispell any notion that precious metals might possibly be a good longterm hedge and/or investment right now because, well - as everyone can see, the commodity complex is not doing very well, which of course points toward deflation and an economic recovery. Or something. >>
Recovery? >>
But then all one has to do is to note that Buffet was probably one of the largest physical silver investors of all time. His 120 MILL ounces of silver gathered between 1996 and 2006 is one of the largest private hoards ever in modern times. So when Buffet says he doesn't understand digging PMs out of the ground, only to dig another hole to safeguard them, he's talking tongue in cheek. He knew darn well what an amazing investment it would turn out to be. But the govt felt it was bad karma to have their poster boy for capitalistic exuberance also being the poster child for precious metals. So off went the stash to SLV as he proceeded to the head of the line when sweetheart govt deals were being offered up in 2008 following the BSC and Lehman failures.
Like Greenspan, a leopard can't change their spots. Once bitten by the PMs bug, always a PM bull, including old WB.
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TD
<< <i>Now over 27.25! >>
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<< <i>The highest comex close in 1980 was $48.00, not $37.+ AS STATED ABOVE >>
I believe that would be a 31 year high. Title saya 30 year high.
<< <i>I think above $37.15 close is a record close. The $50 mark was an intraday high. So, the OP will have to read, "Congrats to silver for an all time high!" soon. >>
This was the quote that I was referring to.
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So, I guess the next question is will we finish above $37.50 at the close. I noticed the silver prices on eBay are going nuts!!!
Fellas, leave the tight pants to the ladies. If I can count the coins in your pockets you better use them to call a tailor. Stay thirsty my friends......
<< <i>Grand Fizbin!!! >>
Fizbin
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<< <i>E-G-N-U-L-P-S Capt.?????? >>
You forgot the exclamation point.
!-E-G-N-U-L-P-S
I knew it would happen.
<< <i>Now over $39! >>
Jack Benny it is!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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<< <i>Now over $39! >>
Jack Benny it is!!!!!!!!!!!!!
But will it stay there for 60 years?
"Inspiration exists, but it has to find you working" Pablo Picasso
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<< <i>Now over $39! >>
Jack Benny it is!!!!!!!!!!!!!
AH, someone else that remembers a great and funny gentleman. I wonder if he got to gamble with those $100 bills that got put in his pocket
at his funeral?
He can't get no respect. Interesting that most grains and sugar are tanking at the same time.
roadrunner
I knew it would happen.
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<< <i>Now over $39! >>
Jack Benny it is!!!!!!!!!!!!!
But will it stay there for 60 years? >>
<< <i>I'm sure that CNBC is lining up another Warren Buffet interview to quickly dispell any notion that precious metals might possibly be a good longterm hedge and/or investment right now because, well - as everyone can see, the commodity complex is not doing very well, which of course points toward deflation and an economic recovery. Or something. >>
They will say that the high price of gas is preventing a selling spree because people cant get to the stores to sell
<< <i>Bets on $40? Tomorrow, this week, next? >>
I don't think we will get there today but if things hold and keep going the way they are, we will hit it this week. If it slows, it will be next sometime next week. I am sure there will be a small pull back with people selling but what they put out there will be gobbled up in short order. This may all be due the Fed Reserve buying Treasuries while people holding Treasuries are dumping them.
It might be good for metals but the dollar is going to start taking hits.
Dorothy Kosich (got merits here/around?)
Bullish outlook for silver on surging industrial demand -Silver Institute/GFMS
roadrunner
I dunno, probably as much as red copper can turn brown? Whatever the case, as long as it keeps failing miserably, whether it is true or not - it sure makes me look smarter all the time.
Whoosh! Was that $39 in the rearview mirror?
I knew it would happen.
<< <i>I'm sure that CNBC is lining up another Warren Buffet interview to quickly dispell any notion that precious metals might possibly be a good longterm hedge and/or investment right now because, well - as everyone can see, the commodity complex is not doing very well, which of course points toward deflation and an economic recovery. Or something. >>
Recovery?
Fred, Las Vegas, NV
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<< <i>I'm sure that CNBC is lining up another Warren Buffet interview to quickly dispell any notion that precious metals might possibly be a good longterm hedge and/or investment right now because, well - as everyone can see, the commodity complex is not doing very well, which of course points toward deflation and an economic recovery. Or something. >>
Recovery?
But then all one has to do is to note that Buffet was probably one of the largest physical silver investors of all time. His 120 MILL ounces of silver gathered between 1996 and 2006 is one of the largest private hoards ever in modern times. So when Buffet says he doesn't understand digging PMs out of the ground, only to dig another hole to safeguard them, he's talking tongue in cheek. He knew darn well what an amazing investment it would turn out to be. But the govt felt it was bad karma to have their poster boy for capitalistic exuberance also being the poster child for precious metals. So off went the stash to SLV as he proceeded to the head of the line when sweetheart govt deals were being offered up in 2008 following the BSC and Lehman failures.
Like Greenspan, a leopard can't change their spots. Once bitten by the PMs bug, always a PM bull, including old WB.
roadrunner