I've thought about that quiet a bit. I know I would never sell them, but high capacity magazines will be the real money maker.

My advice--if you haven't been stocking up on them by now, you are late.

Talked to a guy one time from Bosnia. He said their system went down the tubes and overnight cash money wasn't worth anything. He said as time went on two of the most valuable things were coffee and Bic lighters.

Silver is just getting warmed up, gold is 3 percent from it's all time high. It will take some time but silver should make a run at it's high. It has nothing to do with industrial demand or jewelry and everything to do with central banks of the world taking the breaks of the printing press.

Gold is not currency, it's the only true form of money

The majority of the gain n Ag/AU is because of the the weakness of the dollar, which has declined 2% this month. Inflation isn't even a blip on the horizon.
The ratio of prices between AU & AG hit 124 in March.
Currently that ratio is 83

The 35 year average of that ratio is below 70. That tells ya one of two things will happen. Gold will drop or silver will rise.

How do you go about buying silver? Do you buy coins? Rings? What else?

White, with the weakening of the dollar fur prices should go up. LOL

I'm a bullion guy myself. Buy it in either 1 oz. coins or bars. Sometimes I bought the bars in 5oz, 10 oz, or Kilo's. Just depends how much you want to invest. When I was buying it I used bullion direct which I believe has since when bankrupt. Apmex is the company my father continues to buy from.

Should I hold my breath ??

Copper and silver for the computer manufacturing is in demand since the shops have started back up and running.
Very little gold is used in the interphase circuits.

Thanks Wade Ryan

It may or may not impact you much depending on your tax bracket but precious metals capital gains are not treated like other capital gains. The long term rate is 31.8 max.,..8% higher than other cap/gains. Short term gains are taxed over 40%. Just another of the many disadvantages to buying/trading precious metals.

Yeah, the percent Apmex is charging over spot has certainly gone up. In past few years, I've bought U.S. silver eagles of the calendar year for about $7-8 over spot. Just checked, 2020 Eagles are running over $35 a piece on Apmex and spot now is $22. In January or so, I bought a roll of ave circulated Merc dimes from Ampex for I think $76. Now they're $97 but that's still lower than what they were at the end of March. I'm sure the Apmex, and all the precious metals reseller people are smiling...

Interesting.

I think you're right. It seems like silver has some more room to run in the near future.

Plastic debit card/credit card.

Is the price of scrap steel rising also?

A couple of 90% silver dimes....it would be homemade bread/butter.

Not sure about those but cryptos are up again

The problem with buying precious metals is the sales tax. You automatically lose that right from the start.