Today, I will be talking about my silver habits, some background on types of investment silver, and then I will give you some of my insights on what is and will be happening in the silver market toward

Could Be The End This could be then end of the ever-present, infamous, derivatives bubble... These images are from Reuters, published on Yahoo Finance a few days after the story broke. Above was screenshotted

Some of you may know more about banks than I do. Please tell me how much my $15,000 would be worth today if I had left it in a savings ac..

A bit scratched, I picked this one up when I was changing one paper for another. There was nothing uncirculated but I buy for weight. I always ask my dealer what he has and today there was little to choose

I am seriously regretting not having purchased palladium and rhodium a couple months back. I had stopped in to trade out green paper for orange paper. My metals representative on the black market had shown

My dealer usually sells me water-cooled bulk silver. Today he had a couple of these from the Republica Mexicana I was there to change paper rectangles for other paper rectangles and happened to ask about

One day last week, I think it was Wednesday, there were 955,000,000 ounces of silver futures sold in a five hour trading session. This is called paper silver contracts. Not the reals stuff This is the

And theories become facts. As you know, Gold has broken out of $1500 per oz. This has been coming for a while, but someone has always managed to buy contracts and then sell them off near the high $1200

They say, "If gold ever surpasses the 14?? dollar mark, then it will run up to..." Not sure what the exact figure was, but I do remember it being in the high-mid fourteen hundred area. Today

Finally something to write about. I normally don't buy when metals are on the rise. We are supposed to buy when there is blood in the streets. When I left the house today, gold was hitting $1461 per oz.

Out and about looking for my next coin purchase. There are many shiny ching-ching coins in the store windows. Hunting for the right coin while considering rarity, year, and location minted. At the same

This one is known as an ASE American Silver Eagle I found a dealer that was giving them up for $30 in paper money (paper is invariable going down in value). It is time for purchasing silver in any form

This Coin will cost you $530,000.00 That is, if you use Chilean currency. If you want to buy this coin in Chile, though it says "Cien Pesos" or "$100" on the coin itself, you would

Last week I asked "How much is this little brick worth?" I mean, how much in U.S. dollars, the ones that are commonly used to pay for things like gas and lunch, not real dollars. One would have

Which one is worth more U.S Bux? (I mean paper debt notes) Is the stack of paper debt notes worth more? Or is the shiny brick of metal worth more? I was just curious which one is real money and it is easier

Cost $156 U.S. for this one. This is the one and only Swiss bar I have. If you hammered a dime into a rectangle you would have a piece of metal this size (roughly). These look really nice with that border

The first of my picks for November The Krugerrand is known worldwide. Most will pay considerably more than the listed price for one of these, some of them go for hundreds more than the going rate. I paid

From the year 2008 - not circulated A coin from Austria is usually a work of art. The face value is 1.5 Euros, interesting that this coin has never been worth only 1.5 euros in it's weight. Currently worth

From the year 2000 A coin from Argentina, face value is 5 pesos, interesting that this coin has never been worth only five peso since it was made. The currency there has been in free fall since the year

Two of Five Gold Sovereigns from Great Britain The recent decline in Comex gold prices (snicker), sent me back at the gold dealer in October. It is all on sale people! Today. Queen Victoria from 1891 and