Silver Investment: Cash is Trash - Invest in Silver!! (Rich Dad Predictions)

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1. Is it good idea to invest in silver ?
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4. Silver is at 15 dollars again, 8 years later. My vintage Volkswagen doubled though.
5. really? he owns silver and gold mine. He wanted people to invest in gold and silver.. It is like paying him money.. Hmm.. Should he just digging out silver and keep it for himself? lol. If money can trash, can i have some of your money sir?
6. Three years later and silver is $34/oz after being crashed from $50 by the banksters, and Ron Paul is a top tier candidate! Kiyosaki and Maloney.. Right on the money! Ron Paul 2012!!
7. @JesusDillinger Theoretically the collectible coins have more "value" to them than just the gold from which they are made. E.g. if you have a mint condition gold coin from ancient Rome you would probably get more for it than just having a regular piece of gold. They are both gold and are as liquid as each other in that way, so you can always get rid of either at the spot price. But if you want to cash in the historical value, you would need to find someone who is willing to pay for the extra.
8. Thumbs up for $33+ silver.
9. Don't pay the higher premiums on collectables. Any silver will do, the cheapest source is pre 1964 us coins followed by private mint bars and rounds.
10. Can someone tell me: Given the rarity of buyers for collectible coins and the likelihood of monetary collapse necessitating the use of silver and gold as money instead of fiat notes, why would a person buy the more expensive silver coins, such as the Canadian maple leaf, rather than cheaper private mint coins, bars or whatever is cheapest? Noob wants to know.
11. Can someone tell me: Given the rarity of buyers for collectible coins and the likelihood of monetary collapse necessitating the use of silver and gold as money instead of fiat notes, why would a person buy the more expensive silver coins, such as the Canadian maple leaf, rather than cheaper private mint coins, bars or whatever is cheapest? Noob wants to know.
12. robert is right on the money silver traded at almost $31 today 12/29/2010 glad i got in 2 years ago :)
13. omg, this guy was right!!!!!
14. its a tax called inflation