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Silver did spike down briefly to just below £9.22 on 30th November - can't work out how to set up a link but if you go to the sharelynx site in Bumbles post and set the chart to "silver" and "day" it shows on the candle. 

For the same day, the BV chart shows a low of £9.27 and a high of £10.64 

Gold £738 an ounce right now. Hope it stays that way tomorrow for some more HGM bargains. 

6 full krugerands and 3x100Coronas - 6 Krugerands better than yesterday 

I was being kind! It's a toad for God's sake.

Or a golden frog waiting to be kissed.

Perhaps, but the Greeks are voting this weekend, and of they put the the far left anti-austerity party in that could really shake things up next week.

A Syriza based government seems unavoidable and the consequent fallout could make the next few weeks "interesting". I suspect that everyone will be too busy whacking the moles to think too much about smacking silver.

Given the horrors that rampant inflation inflicted on Germany you can hardly blame them for fighting shy.

Ironically, I bought a Zimbabwe 100 Trillion Dollar note (yes, I'm a dollar trillionaire, no begging letters please) five years ago for £1.10 inc postage, plenty on ebay now at ten or fifteen times that amount, pretty good appreciation   .

Re BullionVault graph - when the markets are closed and you view over a short time period, say six hours with no open trading, the vertical scaling of the graph will open up. It is likely that this has combined with bots (including BV's own bots) playing with each other to create the clipped fluttering that this graph displays. The fluctuation is a little over twenty pence a kilo, or less than a penny an ounce.