BottleCapKing
Elite Member
The real value of silver is whatever the market is.
Two types of people. People that know gold and silver and people that don't know how to value it.
The real value of anything is what a buyer is willing to pay for it.
What's the real value of silver coins
- Thread starter woodbutcher
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The real value of anything is what a buyer is willing to pay for it.
RBachman
Forum Supporter
Same with platinum.
amc rulz
Forum Supporter
You forgot jewelry.
ohiochris
Elite Member
I purposely left jewelry out. There is value added from jewelry but without the necessity of using them in modern technology the desire for these metals and their value would not be what it is today. Jewelry don't drive the price anymore , high end electronics do.
amc rulz
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Jewelry, high end electronics. Which is more affordable? Moot?
brianw4brian
Full Member
only certain silver coins are worth money. thing is theyve been in the ground or ocean or lakes etc. so scratches and such, now if it were a 1943d copper penny thatd be worth some bucks$$$$$... 
usually error coins something like that but a coin book and knowing what things are worth is a good thing. some people wanna kick themselves digging in the ground and scratch a valuable coin...
usually error coins something like that but a coin book and knowing what things are worth is a good thing. some people wanna kick themselves digging in the ground and scratch a valuable coin...
ohiochris
Elite Member
Jewelry is more affordable than high end electronics and a lot less gold gets used for it. When I say " high end " electronics I mean stuff the average person may never see let alone own or even know exists , but they power our cities , planes , rockets , satelites , supercomputers , weapons systems , etc. All the electronic systems these days that cannot under any circumstances ever fail. The more we rely on electronics the higher the price of many PMs go.
amc rulz
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can’t argue with that!
