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Silver Price Watch

There are just a few times, silver priced gap up.
But for 4 metals prices to gap up together. It seldom happened. May be once or twice in the last 30 years.
Much less often than the index etf gap up, index etf is less likely to be manipulated, but volume can be an issue at times.
 
It seems that gap had been patched up on my chart :) so no coming back to cover it. Its outside the moons orbit now.
 
For 300oz to get you "many lands and pleasures, and loyal knights and debt slaves, even $1000 dollar silver wouldn't cut it, even at 10k is only 3 million, that's hardly many lands and debt slaves. L
If ur talking Medieval Times ( Barons, Knights, Plebs ) 300oz - 1000oz would make u very well off :cool:
 
Ancient Civilizations & Early History
  • Ancient Greece and Rome:
    The ratio was relatively low, often ranging between 10:1 and 12:1, as governments sometimes fixed it for monetary stability.

  • Medieval Period:
    The ratio fluctuated, falling to 9.4:1 in 1350 before rising back to 12:1 in the 1450s.
The Era of Government Coinage
  • U.S. Coinage Act of 1792: The ratio was fixed at 15:1, a reflection of market conditions and supply.

  • Mid-19th Century: The ratio rose as high as 16:1 in the U.S. after the Coinage Act of 1834.
 
Ancient Civilizations & Early History
  • Ancient Greece and Rome:
    The ratio was relatively low, often ranging between 10:1 and 12:1, as governments sometimes fixed it for monetary stability.

  • Medieval Period:
    The ratio fluctuated, falling to 9.4:1 in 1350 before rising back to 12:1 in the 1450s.
The Era of Government Coinage
  • U.S. Coinage Act of 1792: The ratio was fixed at 15:1, a reflection of market conditions and supply.

  • Mid-19th Century: The ratio rose as high as 16:1 in the U.S. after the Coinage Act of 1834.

It's said the natural ratio is 17:1 but the mining ratio is 7:1. I'm not sure what the mining ratio + scrap metal supply ratio is - probably 10:1 or somewhere in that area.
 
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