Loading ...This link, which I will provide at the end of this message, allows us to see instantly how much REAL people are paying for REAL silver–on eBay.
The cabal may now drive the silver price to whatever ridiculous figure it chooses – – even below $10 per ounce would not surprise me. But using the link provided below, you will see very quickly that, apart from dealers who have grown complacent with the current system, almost no one is being suckered by these false prices on the American metals exchanges any longer. Even back in 2008, during the bankster created financial crisis, no dealer or individual that I could locate was willing to sell silver anywhere near the approximately $8 per ounce it was artificially driven to on the spot price. In fact, I remember seeing premiums above $5 an ounce over spot price at that time, because dealers are generally not stupid and realized that they could never replace their inventory for the cartoon prices that were being reflected on the CRIMEX back then.
Okay, enough talk. Here’s the link I promised, along with an abbreviated one which SHOULD generally work just as well. Hope they work for most of your readers and that all silver investors will pass them along to their fellow precious metals investors.
http://www.24hgold.com/english/buy_sell_silver_coins.aspx?co_id=0#tablecountry5
Or this one:
Historic things are happening now, and no sleazy trick will be overlooked by the criminals if there is a possibility for them to continue The Great Financial Scam a little longer. We should probably be prepared for anything. Incidentally, in closing, I would just like to emphasize that I am not one of those bunker mentality folks who is hoping for the complete collapse of the United States dollar. That, although guaranteed to happen eventually, is an insane death wish and would probably not benefit anybody. Like you and the other folks at GATA, I merely desire to see a legitimately free market again, in which case silver’s true value would be recognized very quickly because of its relative scarcity above ground and its finite supply below ground.