Central Banks on the Cusp of Monetising Silver After Half a Century. SAUDIS BUY INTO SLV.

Maneco 64 ^ | 23Aug 25 | Maneco

[Organic Panic]

I still have twenty pounds of the stuff that hasn’t done much. I remember it was $45 an ounce in the Kenyan’s regime. Now, barely at $40.

[MacNaughton]

Still waiting for the Ft. Knox audit.

[Diana in Wisconsin]

Hold on to any 1964 and earlier silver coins - any kind - they have the highest silver content.

When you buy ‘junk silver’ it is usually a combination of those coins in a bucket. I have several that I’ve inherited from my dad. The value is based upon weight when you go to cash them in.

[packrat35]

I am adding silver weekly to my bag. Have been since May.
I now have money in the stock market
Bitcoin, other cryptos, and physical gold & silver.

I add to them every week.

[packrat35]

1964 or before, all dimes, Quarters, and halves were 90% silver.

[pingman]

My local shop verifies the coins as being pre-1964, and pays me on the number of coins, not the weight, although that would make sense as many show substantial wear and are unlikely to be at full weight.

[Diana in Wisconsin]

Yep. That’s why my dealer weighs the total mass in ‘junk silver’ versus price per coin. I’ve seen it handled both ways. I’ve been using the same guy for over a decade now; he’s been very trustworthy.