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I have quite a few old silver dollars, halves, dimes, nickels. Some are valuable, many are not and would be sold for melt value I guess.

I assume the price of silver doesn’t really affect the rare coin market, but those other coins?? Even at $72 (which was unthinkable a few years ago), I’ll sit tight and wait for the $250 I guess.

I’ll sit tight and wait for the $250 I guess.

$300 ($333 plus) more likely, but always good to have a well thought out exit plan.....BUT sell it for what? debasing dollars? The only guarantee is every day the dollar losses more and more purchasing power....

Tangible is the only option, Land, house,rental, a low mileage vehicle to last into the years, .....holding dollars is not what it used to be. Most don’t realize inflation is accumulative, 3 percent, next year 4 percent, next year 5 percent....we will NEVER see a reduction in Inflation ( - negative numbers) like we did at times when we were on a Gold standard. There were years we had minus 3, 4 even 6 percent inflation.....think about that.

A lot of people (Rick Rule comes to mind) predicted that the price of gold and/or silver would explode once retail investors woke up and began buying these metals. Retail investors have had exclusive stocks and bonds blinders on. Perhaps the scales are now dropping from their eyes. If so, watch out.