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good vid 4 the sheeple
Buy silver if you want to stay in the United States, but if you want to leave the country buy gold, diamonds, or platinum. If you want to leave the country, you want the most value for the space. The Federal Reserve can take all your precious metals away by raising interest rates, making the currency very scarce by not lending out the currency. You will always need to pay your taxes in currency. The government can edict price controls, and this will create shortages. Ideal for silver for barter.
Glad i just snagged some bullion from Scottsdale Silver !
Funny – I bought a 100 Trillion dollar bill on Ebay a month ago myself. I use it to explain hyperinflation to my friends.
Unfortunately 98% just can’t see the truth. The believe the private Fed is doing a great job and things will get better.
They can’t see that all Obama finance people are ex-Goldman Sachs, ex-Fed banksters.
good stuff man, glad to see that there are other young people that are awakened.
dude totally off topic but after watching your video, you would totally blow up in hollywood (entertainment business)
can you please post your essay?
$195.00 back in Feb!?! If you bought it at that price you got ripped. I never saw one for a price that high, nor do I now. They go for around $170.00ish today. So with that, I am out lol
Send me a link to a 10 oz premium Engelhard bar for $170. Engelhard’s are now going for around $200. Those and many other premium bars gained a significant premium price. They have never followed the spot chart.
You are absolutely right. I completely went deaf over the particular bar you were referring to. premium Engelhard is a class to itself. My apology.
i just bought some 1oz silver morgan bars, the ones with the morgan liberty head and made in u.s.a on the bottom, are they good to own as well?
thanks.
How do you protect yourself against fraud, counterfeirt? Especially when buying online. ?
is there a store that you can buy silver from? Like an actual shop you walk into? Where do I do it?
Most can’t afford, but you can grow and save open polinated seeds, one pepper plant can give you 3,000 in a summer which is $200 in retail seed of you bought it. One Plant, get the idea.
check out donze52 and his many films
to beat the devil bankers
silver is silver is silver
junk silver has value for bartering in small increments. i own dimes and quarters as well. good for trading, larger bars are good for stockpiling your investment and wealth
look for a local coin and antique shop
open your eyes to the seedy shops that you have always passed by because you were busy looking for namebrands at the mall… just kidding. but yes lots of coin shops
any bank in Canada , not sure in the US
I guess this is why the carry trade is happening also , if one believes there is a currency out there that will hold up stronger than the U.S … make some interest for free on borrowed U.S currency plus if the dollar collapses hard there won’t be much to pay back. The only downside I see is that the U.S dollar collapse is going to take the entire system down with it, so precious metals will be the saviour …. just like it always has been through out civilizations.
I do not redistribute my Canadian coins prior to 2000 because they contain actual nickel, copper, zinc and silver Actual Value …. the fact that after 2000 they are made of steel is enough proof for me. A quarter prior to 1968 is worth 3 dollars ( commodity value ) enough said.
The Third Reich produced millions of 90% silver bullion coins. Each Nazi 5 Reichsmark coin weighed 13.88 g and contained exactly 12.5 g of fine silver. Almost half an ounze of silver in each coin. These coins are still readily available today! And besides their inherant value as silver bullion, they are also genuine Third Reich collectables thus adding to their value!
to ohio1998: I’m with you…..if the economy totally tanks you will need “recognizable” currency to barter with….and that would be American 90% silver coins minted before 1965
It wouldn’t matter whether it was American 90% or timbuctu 90%. If anything, the belief that 90% American is somehow “better” than 90% “other” means that the American coins will be overpriced.
Which means anyone who knows that the “other” coins at 90% silver are exactly the same silver, will get bargains. 
Do your own research!!!
I think it does matter that it’s American coins (to me). Where as I live in the USA I want coins that are instantly recognizable by the average person (who most likely is not an expert on coins) in the USA to use for bartering.
Fair point. Cheers.
what essay are you talking about? You have a link to it??