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Gold/Mining/Energy : Silver prices
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To: long-gone who wrote (4441)1/13/2002 2:12:14 PM
From: grusum  Read Replies (1) of 8010
 
It would seem that the value of those coins (and even things such as silverware that need fabrication) would rise as the price of silver rises. Of course the same should hold true for gold.

There are no more precious metal coins (like the pre-1965 silver quarters) in the hands of 'common' people that 1) don't understand their value, and 2) have a fixed value that is less than the spot price of the metal.

So it would seem that the only logical source of additional supply would come from scrap, and even that should eventually go up in value.
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