Silver is a bad investment backyard bullion YouTube

[Bigmarc]

Hi all.

Can anyone tell me what the pine cone looking pieces are in that video?

Cheers.

[BackyardBullion]

These pieces are just nuggets of silver shot that I received about 3 years ago in a batch of silver shot. They are so beautiful that I have never melted them down!

Totally unique, totally mine I'm afraid 😉😉

[Bigmarc]

Thanks 

Yes very nice natural look to them. I originally thought it maybe something you made.

Cheers for the reply.

 

[OldCoin]

2 hours ago, BackyardBullion said:

These pieces are just nuggets of silver shot that I received about 3 years ago in a batch of silver shot. They are so beautiful that I have never melted them down!

Totally unique, totally mine I'm afraid 😉😉

Years ago when I visited Cusco Peru I was fortunate enough to buy a silver nugget very cheaply the size of my finger, I still own it however it's buried in old boxes of belongings after a move and will take some time to find it. I think of it often and regret not buying more. Yours are unique indeed and very cool, are they natural or man made form what you said I guess man made.

I wouldn't say Silver is a "bad" investment, but It may not be the best investment but as things go ATM it's a better investment IMO than it's ever been, it's more of a hedge than anything with huge potential returns over the medium to long term If Governments were honest they would incentivize the investment in PM's but their Central bank overlords wouldn't have it would they, as it would undermine confidence in their fake money hyper inflation scam.