56 ounces of silver or 1 ounce of gold.
Coinscratch
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Which is the smarter play?
Seems like my ounces of silver have a better chance of increasing in value but I like the ideal of making more room in the vault.
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blitzdude
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It's not even a question. Stuck in the gutter or roll with the kings. RGDS!
The whole worlds off its rocker, buy Gold™.
BOOMIN!™
Wooooha! Did someone just say it's officially "TACO™" Tuesday????
Retiring at 55, what day is today?
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Silver sounds good to me but not much room
I like the way you think.
Sounds like either way is fine with not much difference aside from space.
said no one ever before you hahaha
COPPER is gutter !

I’d rather the gold.
Alrighty, then thanks guys.
That takes a shoebox down to an almost empty tub with a few clankers.
obviously, not enough to get in the bathtub with but maybe I could just rub them on my face. 🤣
Just buy an oz of gold, and add more silver on the dips.


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@TwoSides2aCoin
Good plan. Basically rinse and repeat each time I have enough silver to trade for gold.
Dip enough ?
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Good Luck trying to find anybody to do the swap. I've only had one taker in the past 5 months and I'm willing to give the advantage to the trader.
Yes but they both go up and down together. So I need to wait for the pop to sell the silver (missed the window yesterday), hold the cash then buy the gold on the next dip. That might save a few hundred help cover the premiums I paid buying the silver in the first place.
I don’t know maybe I’m overthinking it.
I have pretty shiny silver coming from mint and proof sets and usually sold easily on the BST in the past. Ie 56 proof Franklin raw etc. etc.
Gold is always a safe bet, but silver has more potential upside, especially now.
I knew it would happen.