Gold or Silver?

I always preferred silver jewelry to gold. I will keep my silver. As someone who makes jewelry, I have watched the price of silver go up for some time now. I can't even afford to buy materials right now.

 

Ditto, we had the same idea. :2thumbsup:

 

yellow is prettier then grey. both are excellent conductors of electricity.

is there some other point to them?

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8wgosPXVWUM"]Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer Silver and Gold . - YouTube

 

invest in either chinese antiques or muslim type shit

theyll be taking over soon anyway so there will be high demand for whatever they collect

 

Thanks for the comments - appreciated

 

if it were me, i'd get a chunk of land somewhere, with a minimum of building restrictions, and no intention of selling it. ever.

 

That sounds a good idea - would you set up a mine on the land?:sunny:

 

Same here. Better yet, an island.

Build a house, grow some food, raise chickens, fish.. That would be a real safeguard against economic collapse.

 

invest in good health, good relationships, and good karma

these things have inherent value, and you're going to need them if the shit hits the fan

 

sure go for it

if you're happy with second place, loser

 

Very drole, well done:sunny:

 

your friend is really late to the game.

why do people buy high expecting something to go higher!??

try and beat the market.

i'd avoid both.

anyways - consider volatility

if you want to make a profit

2-5 years may be too short a period of time

assuming there are 'greater fools'.

 

health insurance

gold diggers

and a ferrari don't pay for themselves.

 

“buy land - they're not making it anymore” mark twain

 

Hah I own land stuffed to gill with coal bitches.

 

as a resident of wales

i remain unimpressed :mickey:

 

Are there any gold or silver mines in Wales?

 

gold yes - we've two

one is the largest in the u.k

but we're better known for our coal and copper.

 

It's plausible they've been getting copper out of Wales since at least 2000 b.c. :biggrin: