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I Want To Start Investing In Silver. What Should I Know?

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Thanks BadDog, I'll check into it.
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I buy from my local dealer. I don't consider silver an investment, so I buy stuff I like rather than the lowest price.

This is all bullion or basically what I paid at Spot + a small premium.


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Say I bought silver at the beginning of 1974 for $3.28 per ounce.
Today Silver is $22.75 per ounce.
Was that a good investment?

First, the value of $3.28 today, due to inflation, is $18.76.

That means I profited $3.99 ($22.75-$18.76) in 49 years. I beat inflation!

But if I sell it, Uncle Sam will say I profited $19.47.

At a capital gains tax rate of 20%, that's $3.89.

So, when all is said and done, I did maintain my wealth plus 10 cents.

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So, when all is said and done, I did maintain my wealth plus 10 cents.


Which is what precious metals supposed to do: preserve Purchasing Power.
If you want to become wealthy, invest wisely and/or start a successful business.
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