Found an interesting chart. Apparently, inflation adjusted, silver peaked at $806 in 1477 so the 1980's highs are nowhere near long term historical levels.
Hard to really base the value of silver on that chart though. I mean, the economics from the 1300's are much more different than it is now. I'm not an expert on the subject but thats just my take on it. I think the fundamentals of silver are there, and that we are still a whiles away from a real bubble. Right now, its a dollar bubble.
Seriously, somebody has way too much time on their hands (the chart maker, not fenton and vinny) Kind of funny how post-1980 looks when squeezed into a sixteenth of an inch.
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