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The Gold And Silver Coinage Prices, Vs Spot Prices.

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Today, Gold Spot at $1585,80, WOW..... Today Silver Spot prices at $18.54. The U S Mint's Bullion, Collectors coins, etc, ALL will rise up more, IF this continues to climb up, with the precious metals heading North, Input on the highs or the highest before they decline. We should have a contest. A contest that the closest person to the precious metals, BEFORE they decline, is a Winner, ?, ( actually, Anyone holding the silver, will be a bigger winner, IMO. I am thinking that with the economy and stocks being higher than EVER before, along with the precious metals climbing, We are a Very healthy America, actually, most of the educated nations in Our markets are too, it feels good, I believe the futures are brighter than they were in or will be, brighter than 1980, that was almost $50.00 per ounce prices.....Thoughts ? Updated, Gold is at $1,591.90 and Silver is at now, $18.58 PER OUNCE......
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You may have made a typo...silver I believe is over 18/oz.
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Quote:
silver I believe is over 18/oz


Yup
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Thanks !!!
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Actually I think stocks are due for a correction. Which will drive precious metals up more. Since your quoting USD prices I'm assuming you're in the US. Where commodity prices have been held down by a very strong dollar. The dollars run is probably also due to end. So I say silver at $21.50 by years end and gold at $1625.
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Probably get more feedback if this was posted in the PM section.

Gold was above $1,612 before moving back down this evening, so I think it would likely move toward north of $1,645 before summer. Silver in the north of $20.75 also around summer time.
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Crap, just realized my typo. Meant gold at $1725 by year end.
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