SELL SILVER or NOT

I have over 200 90% Silver Circulated Half dollars, about 150 are Liberty Walking Halves.
Should i go ahead and sell my silver coins right now because silver is so high or should hold on to them alittle bit longer?
I have noticed that leading up to the Baltimore Coin Show the past 3 times it was held, that Silver and Gold have been very high, but then the week after the show is held, Silver and Gold pludge in there prices. Has anybody else noticed that?
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I have 6 Large Cent Auctions 1808-1817
Should i go ahead and sell my silver coins right now because silver is so high or should hold on to them alittle bit longer?
I have noticed that leading up to the Baltimore Coin Show the past 3 times it was held, that Silver and Gold have been very high, but then the week after the show is held, Silver and Gold pludge in there prices. Has anybody else noticed that?
My Ebay Listings
I have 6 Large Cent Auctions 1808-1817
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The answer is easy
If you need the money then sell.
If you don't need the money then I can't think of a better place to hold value than what you have now. Not only is the silver a good value but everytime you make a change it costs something. Stay with what you have until you see a strong reason to change.
<< <i>I have over 200 90% Silver Circulated Half dollars, about 150 are Liberty Walking Halves.
Should i go ahead and sell my silver coins right now because silver is so high or should hold on to them alittle bit longer?
I have noticed that leading up to the Baltimore Coin Show the past 3 times it was held, that Silver and Gold have been very high, but then the week after the show is held, Silver and Gold pludge in there prices. Has anybody else noticed that?
My Ebay Listings >>
I don't know the dates of the Baltimore show. But there is a correlation between precious metals prices and calendar dates.
These dates have held up within a week or so for a few decades now.
The silver run up is nowhere near the top. Not even close.
You will see a rise in both gold and silver by around the 3rd week of January if tradition holds. Then a drop will occur throughout late February.
Expect another sharp rise by late March into early April. That's generally one of the higher points during the year.
John Marnard Keynes, The Economic Consequences of the Peace, 1920, page 235ff
Good luck.
roadrunner