If Silver Goes Up To $100/Oz...........

I probably lean towards fistfull's line of thinking. If silver were to run to $100/oz in a relatively short amount of time, I'd consider buying hard assets. It would depend on how much the metal run affected the value of other hard assets.

I think its important to note that most people discount the metal value of copper in 40% halves. Right now, its considered a negative because of the 'refining' costs to separate the metals. I would encourage my CRHing friends to visit a calculating website and consider the possibilities if copper were to go on a similar run. It may change your perception on the 40% halves, if you're in it for the long haul.

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Sustained $100+/oz. silver would make 40% JFK's a lot more popular than they are now. $14.79 melt value @ $100/oz. would be an easier price entry point than $36.17 for each 90% Half.

The same price entry level logic would also apply to 90% Silver Dimes.

If silver were $100/oz, you probably wouldn't be trading it in for cash.....you'd be bartering it for food and water! LOL! But then again, who ever thought 50 years ago that gold would be as high as it is? Heck in 1951 it was only $34/oz and didn't break $100/oz until 1974!

WILL it hit $100? Of course it will! Will that $100 buy you what it will buy you today... maybe, maybe not.

WHEN it hits $60, I sell everything made after 1950ish, which is about 1/2 of what I have. I hold the rest for the long haul.

Wow, I'll say! It has certainly come down enough where it's safe to say that within these next 10 years, silver will not rise above (or close to) $100 per ounce!

One of my goals is to be able to stay stable in a downturn. If I lost my job, I'd be able to feed my family and pay the mortgage even in a bad economy.

If silver was $100/oz, that would be a VERY bad economy.

I'd sell the 40% first.

I'd definitely sell in small groups, because if silver went to that price, prices would fluctuate so much that you'd want to hold on to the PMs as long as you can.

I'd rather sell at $75 an ounce on the way down than $50 on the way up when it has a LOT more room to grow.

I'd sell some but agree, economically, with fistfulladirt

what silver I had was bought at $10 and I sold it at $33 when it was falling. When silver falls and stays below $13 for awhile I will consider buying again.

I do not think that it will hit $100 in my lifetime but one can never tell Sweeden my try to concour the world next year and everything will go to 'ell in a handbasket.