nevermind lol read a section of a book on it today. In 1980, an average single family home could be purchased for 814 ounces of silver at it's lowest. You just have to catch the silver wave at it's height and the real estate wave at it's low:thumb:

 

Right now, today, you can buy two gallons of gas for a 1964 quarter. In 1964, when i was in HS, a 1964 quarter would only buy one gallon of gas. But then it was real money and today's fiat currency hasn't been 'money' since 1973 when President Nixon took us off the gold standard.

In 1980, silver went from $5.00 per troy ounce to $48.70 per troy ounce due to price manipulation by the Fed governemnt.

But that couldn't happen again, right?

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