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My idea was to gift my fiance and her family one bar of silver each, and have the parents get a gold bar each. Symbolic in a way, but of all the gift ideas, i like it.

My idea was to gift my fiance and her family one bar of silver each, and have the parents get a gold bar each. Symbolic in a way, but of all the gift ideas, i like it.

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[–] 3 pts

Yup Yup! I get my grand kids a gift and they get 2oz silver and some junk silver for their banks. Adult kids get silver plus some fiat and a gift this year I've collected a pile of $2 bills so they getting those. Last year I had silver certificates

[–] 5 pts

Gold/silver certificates are most likely Jew bullshit. They're probably okay for now, but if SHTF, then you'll find they don't have enough gold/silver to pay out all their customers. It's the same fractional reserve shit banks do with money (make more loans than they have money).

[–] 0 pt

Yep. Physical silver is okay, even though the price is heavily manipulated. Paper silver is only going to be worth anything if you're one of the first to sell. Once everyone realizes it's a sham, the paper it's printed on will be worth more.

[–] 1 pt

I bought some silver and gold. Now I'm seeing that there are transaction fees, and you will never sell it for as much as a retailer will. I think people will be paranoid about buying something so expensive from a random person. The price will tend to go up with inflation, but you will probably end up with less purchasing power due to transaction costs. I suppose the longer you wait, the better it gets. Of course if a hyperinflation event were to happen, then you will certainly come out on top. I guess you can compare this to just leaving your money in a bank account to rot at 2% interest or whatever. I guess there's also the manipulation of the silver market failing, and the price ending up becoming realistic again. That would end up being very profitable.

[–] 0 pt

Uhhh yeah those silver certificates lost validity 50+ years ago.