RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:This is why TA schools anyones Opinion/EgoIf a bullion dealer, in today's environment, is selling a silver eagle for $40 they would probably buy it off you for say $30. You may think that spread is too high, but again if that is the price that the market bears it is what it is. Like you, I obtained my investment hoarde years ago and don't worry about a few dollars here or there if it is just a few coins picked up as collectibles for hobby purposes.
True, the cabal hasn't been taken down in the 50 years that the US has been fully off the gold standard, but who is to say that the FED and the absence of a gold standard are permanent? You do realize that for the majority of our nation's history we have been on a gold standard. believe we will eventually be going back to our roots....
Now that I have answered your question, riddle me this: what do you think the price of silver would be (or gold if you like) if we were to go back on a gold standard? I am certain it would be much higher than $50 an ounce that has been historical resistance on the COMEX.