2013 06 09 Silver Investing Sucks And I'm Loving It

This is a response to EpicRV with his video "Silver Investing Sucks".

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1. Investing in Silver
   
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2. I bought a Silver Z-28 in 1970 for $3,700 OTD. It was a stripper but she would really fly. Thanks for a great video & I too remember .25 cent gas. I think the key is that Silver is what I call "Real Money".
3. There is a currency war going on now all over the world. All nations are involved and there not about to tell the greater masses of the people. The rich need time to ransack and suck whatever blood is still left in society. Precious metals are their Achilles' heel and the international "Banksters" know it. So now every rich prick is on the run to protect his stolen wealth from being repatriated to the people it rightfully belongs to. There is no way you can counterfeit land or precious metals, so I suggest you start buying as much as you can.     
4. One thing that nobody considers is capsule costs. If you get a tube of rounds, they're in a tube. If you keep them in the tube, it doesn't cost anything more, and they're still fairly well protected, although not individually. If you want to encapsulate them, that's an added cost. Bars, at least 1oz bars anyway, come in "mint sheets" of 20, and can be cheaper than rounds, and the sheets can be cut to make each individual bar separate...but still "factory sealed." Just a thought...
5. i have a star wars coins of yoda any one wanna buy it zacharyvanalphen@gmail.com plese email im willing to sell it 175 mint cnd
6. where did you get these coins i had no idea there was this many mints wtf??
7. You have a nice variety of coins!
8. Yep, you're right. Bars are usually a little cheaper than rounds. I stack both kinds. I don't think you can go wrong with either one. It's more of personal preference. I like rounds best, but that's just me.
9. good vid.what are your thoughts about silver bars. its cheaper for the same weight. but coins n bars? with which one can i start?
10. I'll be 39 in April and I certainly remember candy bars at .25 cents. You don't have to be too "aged" to see a rapidly moving inflation. Wow.. 10 cents for pizza...I wish. :D
11. I remember petrol at .77 cents in the state in 1986!
12. I was jumping with joy when silver went below $20... I bought as much as I could afford at the time, which was 8oz. I had trouble finding even those here in the Seattle area. My local coin guy told me that as soon as he got any in it was snatched up fast. It took me trips to 3 different shops just to find the 8oz I did get. I really like silver, it's shiny and pure and makes me happy to hold it and caress it. Fiat money is stinky and germy...it's BAD
13. I'm liking the the price dips.
14. Nice collection
15. The funny thing is your dad probably paid for gas with a silver quarter and in today's market a silver quarter is worth about a gallon of gas
16. well I see your not under 18, so be happy to get some comics and other shit to you, please an address and I'll put them in an envelope tonight.
17. I like the way you think. I can see $100 silver in the not too distant future, but $10,000? Yeah, I think I could live with that too. It wouldn't hurt my feelings at all.
18. Well I think it will take us about 10 years to get to $1,500 and a few years after we could be at $10,000. The exponential growth will catch everyone by surprise!!
19. This is a very good video, thanks! However I believe it is MUCH more likely that silver would be at $10,000 in ten years than $100.
20. Couldn't agree more! Stack on bro. It's all just noise. Ciao