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Silver Target Price - When To Sell

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 Posted 01/02/2020  09:36 am Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add martin155 to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
I am wondering at what price (in 5 to 10 years) you would consider to sell the silver coins/bars?

Do you think we will see silver around $50/oz again in recent years?
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Silver is real money. Fiat money will someday expire worthless. For me, the best time to sell is never. In reality silver never really increases in value. It only appears to increase in value relative to fiat money, which over time becomes increasingly worthless. Why would you wait for fiat to become worth less and then exchange your silver for it?Just my 2 cents.

If you want to make fiat money on PMs trade them on a market. That's what I do. But I hope to never need to sell the physical I have on hand (fingers crossed!).
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01/02/2020 10:34 am
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To predict the spot price of silver in ten years,
would be as about as reliable as predicting stock market averages ten years' time.
Instead,
sell your silver at any time in the future, when you really have an immediate need for the fiat cash that you will receive. Silver is still money, just like fiat money. For most of us, it has no other use.

I have about a kilo of scrap silver coins that were accumulated over time, as a result of collateral buying in numismatic auction job lots.
Effectively, silver accumulated in this way has come for free, because I have already made an profit out of the numismatic component of the auction lot.

I will sell the silver coins as a lot when I need to, and not according to whatever the silver market pricing happens to be at the time.
Buy on opportunity, (you will know exactly what the price is at the time), and sell according to your needs.
That way, you can forget about future market pricing.
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01/02/2020 3:48 pm
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Thanks for the advice sel-69l. If the price goes high I will sell some SLV shares. If the price drops I'll stock up on silver eagles. In the meantime I'll buy a few more Silver coins for my collection.
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Gold and silver were once money. No longer.
The last two times silver approached $50 the price was driven artificially.
I have no plans on selling, but instead, passing on.
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 Posted 01/03/2020  05:06 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add martin155 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Thank you all for advice.

fistfulladirt: The last time the price was around $50/oz in 2011 the rise was driven artificially also?
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For all those who wish to stack silver:
Learn the principles of Dollar Cost Averaging. (Read on Google)
This is one of the most dependable ways of buying and selling on the stock market that professionals use.

Use those principles to apply to a silver buying strategy, and
use those principles to apply to a silver selling strategy.
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