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from David Fessler, in a posting on CommodityOnline on December 3rd:

 ”Most fund managers won’t touch silver with a 10-foot pole. The reason? At around $9 billion, the size and liquidity of the silver market is roughly 20 times smaller than the gold market. However, it might be a mistake to ignore silver. With supplies continuing to fall and demand continuing to rise, the metal could very well make a very dramatic move to the upside over the next three to six months — even if gold prices fall.

Then there’s Jim Rogers . . .

“As recently as October, Rogers, founder of the Quantum Fund, suggested that the U.S. dollar will continue its decline and that hard assets like gold, silver and agricultural products represented good value in the upcoming inflationary environment.”

”A deteriorating U.S. dollar suggests that while gold’s meteoric rise still has room to run, silver’s run is yet to get started.”

 So. Where Did All The Silver Go? The vast amount of available silver – 95% to be exact – is not used for coinage. Rather it flows into the arms of industry. There is a massive appetite for the white metal, which has more uses than WD-40. Silver. Coats energy efficient windows, compact discs and DVDs. Fires up Plasma TV screens, washing machines and vacuum cleaners. Plays a key role in silver-oxide batteries (which are replacing lithium in many applications).

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Its anti-bacterial powers make it a popular agent in hospital needles, stethoscopes, furniture, door handles and paper files. Unlike other precious metals, when silver is used up, it can’t be easily reclaimed or recycled. It’s been said that 90% of the silver ever mined has been used up. gone forever. That fact is backed up by the commodities research firm, CPM Group. Recently, they issued a report that claimed there were 12 billion ounces of silver in the world in 1900. By 1990 that amount collapsed to approximately 2.2 billion ounces. And this year, that figure has declined to less than 1 billion ounces in aboveground-refined silver. Could new supplies be discovered? Of course. Just as the Brazilian giant, PetroBras tapped a wealth of oil miles below sea level, we could see new supplies of silver come onto the market. But I wouldn’t bet on a major discovery any time soon.

According to James Blanchard, III, winner of the von Mises award from the Ludwig von Mises Institute, The richest silver deposits are nearest the surface of the earth. The deeper mines go, the less silver they tend to produce.

In other words, it’s likely that all the primary silver mines in the world have been discovered.

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“Beneath you birch with silver bark
And boughs so pendulous and fair,
The brook falls scattered down the rock:
and all is mossy there.”

Quoted from Samuel Taylor Coleridge (poet, critic, philosopher)

References to Silver and its popularity in myth, legend, and poetic prose appear everywhere.  Imagine if there was not story of Robin Hood and the Silver Arrow, no Lone Ranger and his trusty horse Silver, no silver bullets to vanquish the werewolves ?

The simple fact of the matter is that silver impacts on our lives day in day out, even if we don’t recognise it in its true form, just have a think on it awhile and I bet you can come up with a list of things around you right now that have their origins in silver.

Just to give you an example of two:

1. Silver is used in clothing to inhibit the growth of bacteria and fungi. It keeps odor to a minimum and reduces the risk of bacterial and fungal infection.
2. Small devices such as hearing aids and watches commonly use Silver oxide batteries due to their long life and high energy/weight ratio. Another usage are high-capacity silver-zinc and silver-cadmium batteries.

To sum up, silver is all around us, and yet it is very hard to come by in its pure form, and is extremely expensive.  So whats better than a home working oppoprtunity selling a precious metal that has so many uses and that will still have a monetry long after all the banks have gone into melt down and we need our very own silversnowball!

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