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The Watchman's avatar

Funny how most people think of our so-called money being backed by the U.S. government. How is that even logical when they are called Federal Reserve Notes and the Fed actually has nothing to do with the government. When they were silver certificates and actually redeemable for silver ( real money) through the government, it was a total different story. Getting rid of Silver Certificates and the Gold Standard, gave the bankers their final control.

Also on selling junk silver below spot, it is all going to depend on the actual silver weight of the junk silver. Spot price is per ounce of 99% silver bullion ( rounds, bars, etc.). Hence at $38 ounce an ounce of 99% silver bullion. an ounce of 90% silver (junk) would be 10% less or 3.80 less. So a dealer could technically say he's selling an ounce of junk silver below spot. Not sure if they do it that way as I lean more towards bullion. Just sayin'.

Linked Jesse's article last week. will be linking yours today @https://nothingnewunderthesun2016.com/

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Roscoe's avatar

Thanks for this article. Day to day price movements aside, there are real reasons to think about owning some silver and they are laid out convincingly in the drama of Matt Bracken's excellent novel, "Doomsday Reef."

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