TomBarn

They are pushing for digital currency like in Israel. There is no telling to what lengths these psychopaths will go. 

They are pushing for digital currency like in Israel. There is no telling to what lengths these psychopaths will go. 

The walls are moving in on us all, as much as we don't like fiat we are being eaten alive by inflation and the banks are imposing further controls, this utter BS to prevent fraud is laughable, they want total control and dominance of our finances and they will get it.
It's becoming harder to use cash, the banks now are dictating how much of your own money you can withdraw (the reality the second to deposit the cash its no longer yours you are only a creditor) and they can change the rules over night to impose more control over you and your credit.  
They have not eliminated cash yet  it will need to be inflated away to nothing so lets see how 2023 goes if inflation and especially energy prices keep on the upward curve by the end of 2023 most people will be begging for help,  and this is where they will impose CBDC on us in the form of UBI.  Between now and then they will QE more cash in the form of council tax rates and energy grants, I've already had £150 rebate in council tax which I did not need or did not ask for, I'd be happy if they just reduced the bill by £150 but this will not allow creation of more currency and also makes the people dependant on government handouts to live.   We all will get a £400 payment for energy and this will only be the start by the end of this year they will be giving more cash away at ever increasing rates. We are not seeing the end of a fiat currency it's nothing new we are seeing the end of physical cash.
 

They are pushing for digital currency like in Israel. There is no telling to what lengths these psychopaths will go. 

They are pushing for digital currency like in Israel. There is no telling to what lengths these psychopaths will go. 

What is made in Europe that uses silver? Europe is becoming increasingly inconsequential on the world stage. High energy prices and commodity shortages are crushing European economies. 
Vast amounts of fiat have been created (inflation) which results in higher prices. Where will value go as paper values deteriorate? Bond prices fall as interest rates rise, property prices are inflated by low interest rates - higher interest rates cause property prices to fall - share prices have been predicated on cheap money. So where will value go to preserve that value? Hard assets - gold and silver are the main targets. Gold, oil and silver are the top three constituents of the BRICS commodity currency. 
You will know when the Western Ponzi scheme is over when the metals let rip. At that point it will be too late in the game to stock up - so we have been stocking up for years for the inevitable outcome. As well as metals, stock up on everything especially food.

So, with all the idiotic sanctions from Europe and other countries, if there is a downfall in industrial products, will silver price go down further? 
If I'm not mistaken, it's used primarily in this part of the economy while gold is used more for shiny stuff I guess.

So, with all the idiotic sanctions from Europe and other countries, if there is a downfall in industrial products, will silver price go down further? 
If I'm not mistaken, it's used primarily in this part of the economy while gold is used more for shiny stuff I guess.

The latest design of Britannias (2021 /22) aren't so easy to copy due to the high security feartures. If you bought these from those dealers mentioned, then I wouldn't be overly concern.
 

As you get to see more examples of your preferred purchases you can trust your eyes more. Fakes can be quite good but silver bullion fakes are usually not difficult to spot visually especially with good examples side by side. Weight, magnetism and dimensions checked against a reliable database is plenty for the most part. A specific gravity test can be used if you're really suspicious over a particular piece, I've never felt the need to do this though. I've bought from established dealers and TSF mostly. You know, before the tragic boat accident took everything 😭
If you get into historic gold coins you may want to be on your guard a little more (sovereigns etc) as due to being intrinsically more valuable and also due to the length of time they've been available counterfeiters have produced some convincing examples.
The chance of a big dealer selling you bunk silver bullion is a minutely small one. A real gold yet fake sovereign slipping past (some of) them is a greater possibility, but still unlikely.