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Another beast - the beastly thing here is the package was left on the front step. 😡
 

Another beast - the beastly thing here is the package was left on the front step. 😡
 

Another beast - the beastly thing here is the package was left on the front step. 😡
 

Another beast - the beastly thing here is the package was left on the front step. 😡
 

Another beast - the beastly thing here is the package was left on the front step. 😡
 

Another beast - the beastly thing here is the package was left on the front step. 😡
 

Another beast - the beastly thing here is the package was left on the front step. 😡
 

Another beast - the beastly thing here is the package was left on the front step. 😡
 

Another beast - the beastly thing here is the package was left on the front step. 😡
 

Another beast - the beastly thing here is the package was left on the front step. 😡
 

Another beast - the beastly thing here is the package was left on the front step. 😡
 

The old dollar = 24g of silver
New dollar = 0.04 of old dollar = 0.04 x 24g silver = 0.96g silver
On this value basis 1 oz of silver (31.1g) is worth 31.1 / 0.96 = $32.40 new dollars.

i hear it said that the ratio of silver : gold coming out of the ground is something like 8 : 1. Silver is more useful than gold.
The price should depend on how much it costs to mine and refine the silver, how much it costs to develop mines. The main cost of production is energy - the cost of energy is going up. Unless there is some sort of invention that makes energy cheap, the cost will keep going up and quite rapidly over the coming years. 
People forget what goes into mining and refining. The days of cheap energy are over unless something turns up.
Silver and gold are stores of energy - they needed a big investment in energy to get that 1 oz coin in your hand. 
Gold is being bought up by many central banks - Silver is a vital component in the modern world  - the physical market will overwhelm the paper market at some point.
At the moment, especially silver is on offer. Don't complain until you have all the silver you want / need.

The often quoted relative value of the old to new USD is that the new one only have 4% of the purchasing power of the old. i have heard this for a number of years so it is out of date. 
i see on this website it says the old dollar is worth $32.66 in new dollars
https://www.in2013dollars.com/us/inflation/1900?amount=1
That being the case 24g of silver would be $32.66 or 1 troy ounce would equal 31.1/24 x $32.66 = $42.32.
The last time i looked the quoted price of silver was not $42.32 new dollars

And so we kill two birds with one stone - i show they manipulate the rate of price increases and they manipulate the price of silver.

i hear it said that the ratio of silver : gold coming out of the ground is something like 8 : 1. Silver is more useful than gold.
The price should depend on how much it costs to mine and refine the silver, how much it costs to develop mines. The main cost of production is energy - the cost of energy is going up. Unless there is some sort of invention that makes energy cheap, the cost will keep going up and quite rapidly over the coming years. 
People forget what goes into mining and refining. The days of cheap energy are over unless something turns up.
Silver and gold are stores of energy - they needed a big investment in energy to get that 1 oz coin in your hand. 
Gold is being bought up by many central banks - Silver is a vital component in the modern world  - the physical market will overwhelm the paper market at some point.
At the moment, especially silver is on offer. Don't complain until you have all the silver you want / need.

This seems to be the case with everything though - stockmarket (oil-dollar), futures (energy production) etc. The cost of energy isnt marked in with metals because of the manipulation/suppression.

i hear it said that the ratio of silver : gold coming out of the ground is something like 8 : 1. Silver is more useful than gold.
The price should depend on how much it costs to mine and refine the silver, how much it costs to develop mines. The main cost of production is energy - the cost of energy is going up. Unless there is some sort of invention that makes energy cheap, the cost will keep going up and quite rapidly over the coming years. 
People forget what goes into mining and refining. The days of cheap energy are over unless something turns up.
Silver and gold are stores of energy - they needed a big investment in energy to get that 1 oz coin in your hand. 
Gold is being bought up by many central banks - Silver is a vital component in the modern world  - the physical market will overwhelm the paper market at some point.
At the moment, especially silver is on offer. Don't complain until you have all the silver you want / need.

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