My coin collecting never extended to currencyβtoo expensive. But I did save these from the 1960s in the event that they ever became interesting. Theyβve probably appreciated as much as they ever will in my lifetime. So itβs off to the LCS to trade them towards actual silverβonly 53 years late.
WTF??? Iβve said this before and Iβm saying it again. Todayβs silver and gold charts. THERE IS NO DAMN REASON for them to track each other so very closely. They are entirely separate commodities with some uses in common, and some greatly divergent. Donβt tell me that this relationship isnβt fishy.
This chart of NY Swap Dealers (Bullion Banks) will be critical in weeks ahead. If their silver long position in the chart is not silver bars with clear title in their own vaults, but just promises for silver, you'll see rapid default as they won't be able to deliver to their shorts. Panic in London.
THE PHOENIX HAS LANDED. This Perth Mint coin mintage of only 40,000 was not supposed to be sold outside of Australia. In fact, one of my Aussie Ape friends canβt even get them himself there down-underβand heβs good at getting the local products. Yet here they are. 39,995 left for everyone else.
