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Re: 1980... One thing that is different today ...
In Response To: 1980... I remember it well. ()

... is the banks are not paying anywhere near double digit interest anymore... which discouraged lots of silver hoarders from holding onto their precious metals, such as common 90% silver coins dated before 1964. One could cash in your silver coins, jewelry, silverware, etc. and put the proceeds into cd's at a nice interest rate back then.

Today, forget about it. A silver hoarder is not risking that much (other than a potential price decline) by holding on to his/her metals because the interest rate simply is not that high today. However, when the bubble bursts, everybody who is holding gets hurt.

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NCR Silver broke $40 Oz. tonight on...
Currently at $40.27
Here's a link to current 24/7 silver prices ...
Archie, back in 1980....
1980... I remember it well.
So what would the melt value be...
1 Troy pound is 12 ounces.
But they don't give you the current price correct?
Try this link Todd ...
Thanks for the info Archie.
If you sell .999 marked silver you can get melt-5%
Troy Pound?? That dadburned thang...
Re: 1980... One thing that is different today ...

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